This week’s episode covers a range of topics including the following: -Locky Ransomware now using JPGs on Facebook and LinkedIn -McDonald’s Unveils Job-Replacing Self-Service Kiosks -McDonald’s in Phoenix completely automated (fake story) -Lawyer loses lawsuit against bad Yelp reviewer -5 great Virtual Reality headsets just in time for Christmas -$50 USB Killer device destroys computers […]

This week Mike and Rob discuss the aftermath of Black Friday 2016, as well as Japan’s initiative to build the world’s fastest super computer. Also up for discussion are a couple pieces of space news.

This week, Mike talks all things Black Friday 2016 and also shares an experience he had over the past week with a customer who got a major ransomware infection on their data server…and didn’t have external backups.

In this episode immediately following the 2016 Presidential Election, Mike and Rob discuss several news stories regarding what a Donald Trump Presidency could mean for technology and the internet.

On this episode of the Computer Guru show, we discuss the implications of the upcoming US presidential election (either way it goes) on technology and freedom of speech, as well as discuss our opinion of GoDaddy’s recent paradigm shift in which they seem to have lost all respect for their customers.

This week Mike talks about the aftermath of the unprecedented Internet of Things hack, and also talks about how people are hiring these botnets for their own uses. The Guru also takes your calls and answers your questions.

In this episode, Mike and Tara discuss a huge attack which took place last week, which involved a botnet of infected Internet of Things devices being used to target major websites across the internet with DDoS attacks. Additionally, they discuss a situation where a prominent Republican merchandise online store was found to be infected with […]

On this week’s episode of the Computer Guru Show, we discuss home automation and the growing need for secure “internet of things” devices.

This week Mike and Rob talk about Google’s new phone, the Pixel, an outbreak of malware which is sweeping across millions of android devices, and what ransomware is (and how to avoid it).

This week Mike, Tara and Rob discuss HP’s decision to reverse their third-party cartridge breaking update, an iPhone 7 which exploded in a fashion similar to the Note 7, and the problems with the “Early Access” style game release many developers are choosing nowadays.