Doxed by Microsoft’s Docs.com: Users Un wittingly Shared Sensitive Docs Publicly

Doxed by Microsoft’s Docs.com: Users Unwittingly Shared Sensitive Docs Publicly

Ars Technica | Security researcher Kevin Beaumont recently discovered something very unfortunate on Docs.com, Microsoft's free document-sharing site tied to the company's Office 365 service: its homepage had a search bar. That in itself would not have been a problem if Office 2016 and Office 365 users were aware that the documents they were posting were being shared publicly. Unfortunately, hundreds of them weren't.

Congress is About to Take Away Your Internet Privacy—Here’s How to Fight Back

The Daily Dot | Here’s what you need to know about the ongoing debate over user data and what it means for your privacy.

The 21 Best IT and Tech Memes on the Internet

TechRepublic | Here's a collection of memes that IT professionals will appreciate.

How to Use a Chromebook: 10 Must-Know Tips, Tricks, and Tools for Beginners

PCWorld | Chromebooks are dead simple to use, but a little tweaking makes your experience that much better.

How to Make the Most of Your Workday

The New York Times | You start each day with a plan to get so much done, but soon find yourself becoming distracted, focusing on low-priority tasks and, simply, procrastinating. So how can you regain control of your time? One-size-fits-all lists on how to be more productive don't work; this article outlines productivity techniques that can be adapted to your personality and working style.

SaaS Updates for March 28, 2017

Parting is such sweet sorrow. It's time to say farewell to Google Talk, as well as several Gmail labs. Microsoft announces several new enhancements and partner solutions for Skype for Business in Office 365. And proactive support is everywhere--new features from Freshdesk and Zendesk show the power of proactive customer service solutions. Click the link to learn more.

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