It was 20 years ago today I started having something to say.

Some stone tablets may have survived, but that doesn't mean they're something to rely on. What it does mean is perhaps you haven't thought through all the issues.

When transferring NTFS-formatted disks from one machine to another, permissions can restrict access. I'll cover both Widows GUI and command line solutions.

We'll look at some ways that someone else could access your account -- or at least look like they have.

Having your document's dirty laundry exposed to the world by accident can be embarrassing. Here's how to avoid it.

Turning off remote desktop is incrementally safer, but it is a very small piece of a much larger puzzle.

Losing your business email account can have dire repercussions. I'll show you how to protect yourself.

Using someone else's credit card online illegally is identity theft. There's not a lot you can do except report it.

Spammers and internet trolls harvest email addresses via a variety of means. One of the most common is to simply surf the web and look for anything that might look like one.

Blocked from upgrading to Windows 11 by the TPM 2 or CPU requirements? There may be a way.