From April 8th 2014, all support from Microsoft for Windows XP will cease. There will be no further security patches or updates – this will leave Windows XP vulnerable to any new security flaws discovered. Windows XP was released by Microsoft almost 13 years ago, pre-dating most of the connected infrastructure that we all take
Microsoft Windows XP – Take Action Now! Read More »
With 2012 almost complete it’s about that time for us at Magikos IT to put modern pen-to-paper and blog about our technical predictions for 2013. However in keeping with Magikos IT ethos, we provide these predictions without having the need to survey thousands of IT staff and managers, without the need to pay significant fees
8 Real-World Technical Predictions for 2013 Read More »
UPDATE (07/11/12) – Fresh reports, some directly from PayPal, now suggest that the attack described in the article below was not directed towards PayPal and instead was directed towards a company called ZPanel. Many of the leading news organisations are now reporting this retraction and therefore the original claims are not accurate. However changing your
How To Change Your PayPal Password Read More »
Released at the end of February 2012 by the Raspberry Pi Foundation, the Raspberry Pi is a credit card sized single-board computer originally intended to stimulate the teaching of basic computer programming in schools. However the uses for this inexpensive computer will undoubtedly be constrained only by peoples’ imagination. But how will this non-edible Pi
Raspberry Pi – More Than a Baked Dessert! Read More »
Why are organisations failing to learn from the increasing numbers of highly publicised data security breaches that cause so much damage to company reputations? With an ever increasing number of individuals working outside the office environment, there are continuing failures to provide a suitably secure vehicle for people to do what they need to do
The Impact of Data Loss on Businesses Read More »