Tech Products of the Year!Image Credit Here at SOS Support, your IT specialists in Salt Lake City, UT, we like to keep our eye on a few different websites to keep up on the latest tech news.If you are anything like us, you like to do...
Gift of Giving It's that time of year again!If you all are like me, you love the feeling of giving a great gift, but you hate all the work and confusion that goes into deciding what to buy for your loved ones! SOSsupport, as your IT...
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Windows 10 We Know and Love Image Credit Here at SOS Support we are always keeping up with the latest bits of PC news and information, and this one might interest a lot of you Windows users!Only a few years after the release of Windows 8 and...
Chromebook for Business? Image CreditChromebooks are just one of the many new technologies to hit the market over the last few years, and although they weren't flying off of the shelves right after they hit them, their sales are increasing sharply now that people are realizing...
Windows Updates Greetings!This is your friendly neighborhood IT guys at SOS Support with a reminder for Tuesday.Every Tuesday Microsoft releases patches for Windows. For those of you that are not subscribing to patch updates via SOS Guardian you should take some time today to check for...
Poodle Vulnerabilty [caption id="attachment_1300" align="aligncenter" width="277"] Poodle Vulnerability - Passed![/caption]No that image is not a Poodle. But, read on...
Shellshock: The Big Bad Bash Bug [caption id="attachment_1249" align="aligncenter" width="347"] ShellShock - SOS Support can Help![/caption] Image credit Early Wednesday morning, September 24th, an advisory was issued on Seclists.org. It divulged a 'critical, remotely exploitable security vulnerability in bash [this week (discovered by Stéphane Chazelas)], related to the processing of environment variables.'...
Speed Freaks Greetings.For those of you who read our blog regularly it will probably come as no surprise that we here at SOS Support are complete speed freaks. Now this does not mean we drive fast cars, or spend a lot of time at Boondocks racing...
Solid Sate Drive Many of you have probably already heard about SSD's. Most of you probably don't understand what that means. SSD stands for Solid State Drive. Traditional Hard Drives use silicone platters that spin at extreemly high speeds (7200 rpm) and allow you to store...