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Top Password Security Hacks You Should Know If You Have a Computer
By Tech Gee on July 19, 2021
Written by: Sarah Keene of The Tech Fools It is embarrassing to know that, from data obtained in a password leak, 123456 was the most...
Renewing I.T. Certs
By Tech Gee on July 19, 2021
Talking about renewing I.T. certifications & answering other I.T. related questions.
Illegal Crypto Mining Farm Caught with 5,000 Computers & 3,800 PlayStations
By Tech Gee on July 12, 2021
Ukraine police seized around 9,000 games consoles & computers in an illegal crypto mine that was stealing as much as $259,300 in electricity each month.
Shout out to Kwame Brown & KeepItTechie
By Tech Gee on July 11, 2021
Thank you to KeepItTechie for giving my channel a shout out on former NBA player & number 1 draft pick Kwame Brown’s YouTube channel in...
Ransomware Attacks Creating Serious Demand for Cybersecurity Jobs
By Tech Gee on July 11, 2021
Ransomware attacks are now so prolific that some companies simply cannot help every newly hacked victim get back online and a shortage of cybersecurity workers...
Free I.T. Courses vs. Paid Courses
By Tech Gee on July 9, 2021
Talking about the pros & cons of taking a free I.T. course on YouTube versus paying for a course off on Udemy.
The Main Reason People Fail I.T. Certs
By Tech Gee on July 8, 2021
This is the main reason as to why people fail I.T. certifications.
Federal Government Wants to Spend Billions on Cybersecurity in 2022
By Tech Gee on June 26, 2021
The Department of Energy is asking Congress for $201 million, the Biden administration is asking for $9.8 billion for federal civilian cybersecurity, & the Pentagon...
Computer & Information Technology Occupations
By Tech Gee on June 25, 2021
In this video I’m talking about various computer & information technology occupations that exist according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics and what the national...
Wearable Technology: US Army Develops Programmable Fiber for Uniforms
By Tech Gee on June 24, 2021
US Army-funded research has resulted in the development of a programmable fiber that could transmit data from military uniforms.