by E.I.T. Author | Sep 19, 2017 | Blog
It has been a long time gripe that Tech Support has been able to jump on and help anyone, anywhere, …-as long as they were not on an iPhone or iPad. It was a limitation of Apple, not the apps or programs that provide screen-sharing abilities. Apple wasn’t willing to break that security, no matter how secure the app. But I guess Teamviewer, which is fully encrypted, and the only HIPAA compliant app/program, somehow got through to them finally. And Teamviewer notified us that has changed today. Supposedly Teamviewer now fully supports iOS devices. I’m dying to test it out and see if it’s fully functional. So if you have an iOS device and want to do a quick test with me, LET’S DO IT. Give me a call, or just let me know in a post, comment, or whatever floats your boat. 🙂 Here is the link to the new version of the Teamviewer app (or just get it from Apple on your device) https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/teamviewer-quicksupport/id661649585
I KNOW who a couple of you are, by the way…not all, but I do know some of you who I haven’t been able to help on your mobile apple devices…hopefully, this is a new era. Yay!
by E.I.T. Author | Aug 31, 2017 | Blog
As always, Everything I.T. is doing our best to keep you informed and secure so you can protect your websites from vulnerabilities on the web. The NEWEST ONE: There has been a new woocommerce vulnerability found in a WooCommerce plugin called Product Venders     If you want to read the whole article, where the vulnerability occurs, the workaround, etc, then you can read it on WordFence here: XSS VULNERABILITY FOUND ON WOOCOMMERCE
by E.I.T. Author | Aug 27, 2017 | Blog
The Everything I.T. help forum that was recently created, went down shortly after being created because the software wasn’t compatible with the latest version of PHP…but it’s back up and running again. So if you have any questions you need help with, you can post there and get help for free.
by E.I.T. Author | Aug 22, 2017 | Blog, Computers
Today I was cleaning out some stuff, and I found an old camera SD card with a bunch of old photos on it. This is just one image that shows how long I’ve been repairing computers and other electronics…and how much LESS junk I accumulate now that things are shrinking in size, and BOY am I GRATEFUL! And notice all the USPS boxes I used to have to hang on to to ship leftovers I sold on eBay. I stopped that a long time ago also.
I’m glad I don’t need all this space any more.
by E.I.T. Author | Aug 17, 2017 | Blog
I try to stay up on what some of the most drastic compromises are, and today, WordFence put out another notice, this time about 8 compromised GOOGLE CHROME EXTENSIONS, and how those hacks where used to compromise websites via CLOUDFLARE again. This is the 2nd time Cloudflare has come up in a new discoveries list of compromises. (see my other post) I’m sure glad I never used it. I even thought about it after the last one, because I thought “well, they’ve plugged the holes, maybe it’s good now” …but luckily, I didn’t pursue that. This Cloudflare compromise is big, and affects 4.8 million users. And even though I do use “1” of them, probably the most common one, Web Developer extension, I think I’m ok, because it’s .4.8 that is affected, and I’m on version .5. So keeping things updated, obviously pays off. If you want to read the article and want to know what the other 7 extensions that are affected are, READ HERE:Â Â https://www.wordfence.com/blog/2017/08/chrome-browser-extension-attacks/?utm_source=list&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=081717
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