Two and a half years ago I received an iPad 2 as a gift. I've used Windows since it first came out and never quite fell in love with the convolutions of iOS, though we did have some great times together, and with the advent of cloud apps that made iTunes irrelevant, things got a lot better. When I dropped the iPad on its head, cracking its face, new decisions opened up. Windows tablets tempted me. After all, integrated suites make sense. But a friend expressed enough disappointment with her Windows tablet that I backed off. When I discovered the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1, I pulled out the plastic. I'm thrilled with this device, the S-pen, the functionality available for free that I paid for in the Apple App Store. After a week I've got most of the basics under control, but serious questions arise.
One party pooper alerted me of the serious vulnerability of the open SSL architecture. "It's a hacker magnet!" I was told.
So now I'm wondering how to stay safe. Any suggestions? What's the best anti-virus? What else do I need to know? Is there an
Android version of Malware Bytes?
Thanks for your help.
One party pooper alerted me of the serious vulnerability of the open SSL architecture. "It's a hacker magnet!" I was told.
So now I'm wondering how to stay safe. Any suggestions? What's the best anti-virus? What else do I need to know? Is there an
Android version of Malware Bytes?
Thanks for your help.