Home routers have become a major target for hackers.

 

As more companies embrace work-from-home structures, most of them lose the ability to scrutinize staff Internet connectivity devices such as routers comprehensively.

 

This is because they operate beyond secure enterprise security protocols that are usually reinforced within company networks.

 

As such, routers are becoming the new favored attack vector.

 

So how do cybercriminals attack your router?

 

How do you know if your router has been hacked?

 

And can you beef up your Internet's security?

 

This guide will help you answer these questions.

Gutenberg is no longer the clunky problem-child it started out as - at least in my humble opinion.

 

But how does it do in speed tests against some well known page builders?

 

As the Gutenberg (Block) editor gets closer to and eventually becomes a Full Site Editor (FSE), there will be more & more of these types of tests.

This is a pretty in-depth comparison so check it out and see what you think.

 

March 10th of last year I had an article on that Newsletter regarding a similar topic in case you want to check it out as well.

 

I'm not going to say this may be the beginning of the end for big named page builders but Oops - It looks like I just did.

We use our computers every day, but don't think too much that some of our regular actions might have consequences.

 

For most people, computers are long-term investments that cost a lot of money.

As such, they need the highest levels of care.

 

And while most do their best to care for their devices, some habits aren't good for your computer.

 

So, what should we avoid doing?

 

Read on to discover six things you do every day that are slowly killing your computer.