WhatsApp hack shows the importance of regular tech updates
The speed with which a fix was rolled out to patch the WhatsApp security flaw has illustrated the importance of keeping on top of device updates.
Brits duped out of £27 million thanks to ‘get rich quick’ scams
Cyber criminals managed to defraud British people out of £27 million in the last financial year alone, with promises to get rich quick on foreign currency trading and cryptocurrency investments.
5G heads to the UK
Six UK cities will soon have superfast 5G mobile networks, with EE winning the race to be the first provider in the country to make its service commercially available.
A beginner’s guide to USB4 and Thunderbolt 3
With news that USB4 is set to “adopt the Thunderbolt 3 protocol”, it’s worth taking a quick refresher to get one step ahead of what is becoming a confusing issue.
Cyber-crime group caught in global sting operation
Members of the cyber-crime group responsible for the GozNym malware have been captured following an operation that spanned six countries and ended at The Hague.
Security expert advises against pre-emptive hacks
Business owners who are worried about becoming the next victim of a data breach have been advised against being tempted into firing first against their adversaries.
Bring on the 2019 British Kart Championships
M2 Computing are proud to announce their entry into the 2019 British Kart Championships continuing their support of young racer, Harvey Roffe.
Both have had a successful partnership together over the last couple of years racing in club events at both Bayford Meadows and Lydd kart circuits.
UK businesses facing a cyberattack a minute
By M2 Computing on April 29, 2019 in Uncategorized
Businesses around the UK are more at risk of falling victim to cybercrime than ever before, with one attack being reported every minute.
Gmail presented with new features as it turns 15
Google is celebrating 15 years of Gmail by rolling out a brand-new feature and expanding the scope of another.
Is screen time a cause for concern?
Despite government warnings to the contrary, spending a long time staring at computer or smartphone screens may not actually be detrimental to your mental health.
