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We have a lot to thank technology for. Ultimately, it has made our personal and private lives more convenient, whether it’s wearable smartwatches that track our fitness goals or apps that allow offices to schedule meetings.When it comes to digital disruption in the workplace, the rise of remote work shows just how much our society has evolved due to technology. Almost everyone has access to a computer and stable internet, which is why both employees and employers have been leaning towards remo …

The internet is essentially your gateway to the world. Of course, it’s also full of risks that threaten your personal information and your finances. These 11 simple tips will help you protect yourself online so you can browse safely.Securing Your Internet NetworkInternet security starts with the network you use. These tips will help you secure your network whether you’re accessing the internet at home or on the go.1. Secure Your Home WiFi NetworkWithout password protection, you can’t control who …

Image source A lot of people would say that the internet was designed on anonymity, introducing a place wherein free speech prevails. However, over the years of learning about who is prying into what people do online, web privacy is rarely given. It is not only about government authorities prying, but it is also about how much huge companies such as Microsoft, Facebook, Google, and Amazon have earned to dish out targeted ads. Along with how much of your personal information becomes vu …

Today, we’re talking about your router, or that little box you connect your devices to for internet access. It's an essential component in every digitally-connected household, but we sometimes take it for granted. For many people, routers are forgotten appliances that are relegated to a corner, a closet, or the basement to be checked on occasionally when their connections become unbearably slow. However, consider all of the essential devices you own that are configured to your router …

Want the short version? Skip to TLDR. (Too Long, Didn't Read)History Sabai Technology began with loading scripts into open source router firmware that automated setting up VPN clients. At first this was DD-WRT, and it eventually expanded to Tomato and, to a lesser degree, OpenWRT. However, the purpose of Sabai has always been to make VPN setup easier, and the process of loading scripts into router configurations was slow, kludgy, and error-prone. So, while it automated the process, it was o …