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ITechLine

ITechLine delivers reliable solutions to keep your PC trouble-free. We relieve your PC from all OS problems, connectivity issues & software glitches.

Established in 2012, ITechLine is an online marketing and technology company offering instant and suitable solutions for clients across the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia. ITechLine has excellent online tech support team comprising of experienced professionals who are committed to deliver the most appropriate solutions to fix all your computer-related issues. We deliver quick

and reliable services for anyone who owns a computer. Our dedicated technicians work 24x7 to meet the client requirements and have been more successful than our competitors in delivering the best results. We assure best-of-support to you, our esteemed customer. We not only resolve all your computer-related issues at affordable rates, but also educate you about the same, so that you can avoid them from affecting your PC in the future. Our dedicated and continuous efforts to bring valuable solutions are lauded by our clients who believe that our technological support service have helped them to stay ahead of their competitors. ITechLine is accountable to its customers and employees and is committed to deliver excellent results and aim for the highest levels of quality.

04/16/2014

Mumsnet, a parenting website in the UK, and the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) have become the first known potential victims of Heartbleed bug. Both have confirmed that personal data and passwords of several hundreds of users have been hacked using the Heartbleed vulnerability. Mumsnet, after detecting the vulnerability, patched it up at an urgent basis. CRA, which lost data of about 900 users in the six-hour-long breach, is still analyzing the issue. Security experts have warned of similar attacks in future as well.

Source: http://bit.ly/1gATntF

04/08/2014

Finally Microsoft’s support for Windows XP ends today. This means that the 12-year old operating system will no longer receive support. Users running XP operating system will be vulnerable to malware and other infections. Microsoft suggests an early upgrade to later versions of Windows preferably Windows 8 or Windows 8.1.

04/02/2014

Just months after the launch of Windows 8.1, Microsoft plans to release its update. The Redmond-based software is likely to reveal more on its plan to make the operating system user-friendly at its annual Build software developer’s conference in San Francisco which starts on Wednesday. Microsoft will also update Windows Phone System to make it securely connect with corporate networks. Microsoft is yet to divulge the pricing or date of availability of both updates.

Source: http://yhoo.it/1ec4zfo

03/25/2014

Security of millions of computers running Windows XP operating system is on stake. April 8 is the date, when Microsoft will stop issuing security updates, making it vulnerable to the Hackers. One-third of computers across the world still run on Windows XP, which needs to be upgraded to Windows 7, Windows 8 or Windows 8.1. The installation charges will cost just $120.

Source: http://huff.to/Q8h86k

03/19/2014

Beware! A new phishing scam is on prowl. Here, you receive an email with the subject “Documents” that leads to a webpage which appears more like a Google Drive sign-in page where you are instructed to provide personal information. Google has warned PC users not to enter any personal information as it is a scam. All those PC users who have already provided account information are expected to reset the password to avoid any untoward incident.

Source: http://huff.to/1l3FbA2

03/10/2014

Eighteen months after the launch of Windows 8, Microsoft is now to deliver its update. Windows 8.1, the updated version, will be free from several flaws that Windows 8 has, and will run smooth on conventional PCs. However, the operating system will continue its Metro feature. Windows 8.1 has less disk space and memory hog making it ideal to run on tablets with 16 GB flash storage.

Source: http://zd.net/NPkt8R

03/04/2014

PCmover Express for Windows XP, the free migration utility, will help Windows XP users to upgrade to a new operating system. Microsoft users can download the English version of the tool from Microsoft’s website from Saturday. Versions in Japanese, Spanish, French, German and Italian will also appear on the website by the end of March. Microsoft security support for windows XP will end on April 8 after which users will have to defend cyber attacks on the OS by their own.

Source: http://bit.ly/1c58Wxg

02/25/2014

Now you can send encrypted messages over Android-devices. TextSecure, the messaging service from Open WhisperSystems, launched its Android-version on Monday. The messaging service with advanced security technology enables encryption by default, however, can send messages only between TextSecure users. TextSecure will soon launch an iOS app and a Web browser add-on.

Source: http://cnet.co/1cLJwmg

02/21/2014

WhatsApp now belongs to Facebook. The Menlo Park- based social network acquired the mobile messaging service for $19-billion in which $4-billion will be paid in cash and the rest in stock. As per the deal, Jan Koum, the co-founder and chief executive of WhatsApp will join the board of Facebook. WhatsApp has more than 450million active users and 70% among them regularly use the messaging service.

Source: http://tcrn.ch/1hwh9gb

02/17/2014

SlickLogin now belongs to Google. Google acquires the company that develops technology for websites to generate silent tones as a verification replacement for passwords at an undisclosed amount. SlickLogin joins a handful of Israel-based companies including iRows, LabPixies and Waze that were purchased by Google in past few years.

Source: http://news.cnet.com/8301-1009_3-57618984-83/google-acquires-password-sounds-startup-slicklogin/

02/11/2014

Office 365 users can now utilize multi factor authentication to secure the suite from online security thefts, phishing and other scams. Microsoft announced the extension of the log-in verification feature to Office 365 on Monday in a company blog post. The security feature is already available in Twitter, PayPal, Apple, Google and Facebook. Microsoft may further expand the security feature to other Office desktop applications by the end of this year.

Source: http://news.cnet.com/8301-1009_3-57618687-83/multifactor-authentication-extended-to-all-office-365-users/

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6701 Democracy Boulevard
Bethesda, MD
20817

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Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm
Sunday	9am - 5pm

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http://itechline.com/

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