This week’s Slickdeals tech roundup checks practical deals for home users and small businesses, including mesh Wi-Fi, PoE networking, a laser printer, Bitdefender security software, and USB-C accessories.
Jennifer’s July 7, 2026 5 PM technology recap covers an unpatched Tenda router backdoor, BeyondTrust remote-access patches, active Gitea exploitation, Linux KVM Januscape, Android/Samsung/ChromeOS updates, CISA KEV additions, and AI defense tools.
Jennifer’s July 6, 2026 5 PM technology recap: fake job interview phishing, Microsoft Teams support-call malware, Adobe ColdFusion exploitation, Gitea Docker probes, AI-assisted ransomware, Google AI privacy settings, Microsoft layoffs, and WhatsApp username privacy.
Jennifer’s 5 PM technology news recap for July 5, 2026: active SharePoint exploitation, Microsoft Defender ransomware risk, Oracle and Adobe patch priorities, DHS HSIN lessons, Microsoft Teams bot controls, AI browser prompt-injection risk, Anthropic Fable 5 access changes, and Flipper Zero firmware news.
The July 4, 2026 5 PM technology recap from The IT Guys: SharePoint exploitation, Microsoft 365 password spraying, AI governance, Apple and Microsoft AI changes, and practical weekend IT checks.
A simple ten-minute backup check can catch paused sync apps, wrong folders, full cloud storage, and missing offline backups before a laptop failure or ransomware incident turns into a crisis.
Microsoft announced on July 1, 2026 that Windows Server 2022 Datacenter: Azure Edition hotpatch support is extended through October 2027. Here is what changed, who is affected, and how businesses should plan server patching.
Jennifer’s 5 PM technology news recap for July 1, 2026: Microsoft 365 password-spray attacks, exposed Oracle E-Business Suite risk, Adobe ColdFusion and Campaign Classic patches, DHS HSIN breach confirmation, FTC identity-theft lessons, and AI power infrastructure.
This week’s Slickdeals tech roundup checks eight practical deals for home users and small businesses, including a desktop PC, AI laptop, 4K monitors, Wi-Fi 7 router, 2.5G switch, keyboard/mouse combo, and NVMe enclosure.
A new federal class-action lawsuit accuses Samsung, SK hynix, and Micron of coordinating DRAM supply and inflating RAM prices. Here is what is alleged, what is not proven, and what buyers should do now.