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Hackers Attacking Exchange Servers In New Warning From Microsoft

Hackers Attacking Exchange Servers In New Warning From Microsoft

06-July-2020

Recently, Microsoft’s Defender ATP Research Team issued guidance relating to defending against attacks that target Exchange servers.

They are coming under increasing attack based on the latest Microsoft statistics, which…

Google Meet Now Available On Gmail Using Mobile Devices

Google Meet Now Available On Gmail Using Mobile Devices

03-July-2020

Google recently published a blog post that didn’t get much attention, but that outlines a major change to the way the company’s video collaboration tool “Meet” works.

The blog post…

Microsoft Issues Update To Fix User Printing Problems

Microsoft Issues Update To Fix User Printing Problems

01-July-2020

Microsoft hasn’t had great luck with its Windows 10 updates in recent months. Often, in their quest to improve the OS in one area, they inadvertently break something else.

The…

Intel Steps Up Game With CPU-Level Malware Protection

Intel Steps Up Game With CPU-Level Malware Protection

29-June-2020

Tech companies both big and small are always looking for new ways to protect their customers from the threat of malware.While that’s not something that hardware vendors are known…

Thanos Ransomware May Get Around Certain Security Systems

Thanos Ransomware May Get Around Certain Security Systems

26-June-2020

In 2019, a new strain of ransomware called Thanos burst onto the scene and has since been spreading quietly and seeing increased adoption by hackers around the world.

The code…

Watch Out for Fake YouTube Channels Asking For Bitcoin

Watch Out for Fake YouTube Channels Asking For Bitcoin

24-June-2020

A group of highly organized scammers have commandeered a pair of Youtube channels and renamed them to “SpaceX Live” and “SpaceX” in order to capitalize on the popularity of…

Internet Based Devices May Have Issues Following SSL Certificate Expiration

Internet Based Devices May Have Issues Following SSL Certificate Expiration

22-June-2020

Recently, a number of Roku streaming channels mysteriously stopped working, leaving customers scratching their heads trying to figure out what went wrong.

After some research, Roku’s support staff discovered that…

Storage Cleanup Tools In Windows 10 Getting Added Feature

Storage Cleanup Tools In Windows 10 Getting Added Feature

19-June-2020

For more than 20 years, “Disk Cleanup” has been a feature in every Windows Build. It’s a quick, easy way to free up hard disk space by getting rid…

Only 33 Percent Of People Change Password After Data Breach

Only 33 Percent Of People Change Password After Data Breach

15-June-2020

A new study was published by researchers from the Carnegie Mellon University’s Security and Privacy Institute and was presented at the 2020 IEEE Workshop on Technology and Consumer Protection.

The…

Major Security Flaw Found In Some Cisco Routers

Major Security Flaw Found In Some Cisco Routers

12-June-2020

Recently, Cisco disclosed the existence of four serious security flaws in their routers that use iOS and iOS XE software. One of the four, CVE-2020-3227 is rated at a…

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