Monday Reboot: Kernel Memory Hack?

Lewis Campbell, Cintigy Computer Systems, discusses the news that kernel memory on millions upon millions of computer chips can be hacked.  What does that mean for users of technology?  Find out here.

Monday Reboot: Wifi Hack?

Lewis Campbell, Cintigy Computer Systems and Scott Michlin discuss a new report that says all wifi networks could be exposed tbecause of a weakness named Krack.

Monday Reboot: Windows Phone R.I.P.

Lewis Campbell, Cintigy Computer Systems, discusses the end of Windows Phone, after Microsoft announces it will no longer develop new apps for the platform.  Support for the Windows Phone operating system will continue for now.  Windows Phone was a third place competitor to market share leaders Apple and Android.

Monday Reboot: Election Influence?

Lewis Campbell, Cintigy Computer Systems, discusses new reports that attempts may have been made to use social media advertising to influence recent elections.

Monday Reboot: Alexa?

When your TV triggers your smart speaker: What this new technology may mean for our privacy.

Monday Reboot: No VPN's in Russia?

Lewis Campbell, Cintigy Computer Services, discusses recent technology news including a new law that bans VPN's in Russia, and why officials want hackers to try and compromise U.S. voting machines.

Monday Reboot: Just Say No to Kaspersky?

Lewis Campbell, Cintigy Computer Systems, discusses some of the concerns the U.S. government may have with Kaspersky labs.

Monday Reboot: Printer Fingerprints?

Lewis Campbell, Cintigy Computer Systems, discusses the digital fingerprints that most modern printer/scanners include on every document.  It's how whistleblower Reality Winner was arrested after allegedly sharing classified documents.

Monday Reboot: Samsung S8, Drones & Self-Driving Cars

Lewis Campbell, Cintigy Computer Systems, discusses the new Samsung S8, drones and self-driving cars.