Monthly Archives: November 2018
Marriott Data Breach hits 500 million Starwood Guests
Marriott Data Breach hits 500 million Starwood guests. It was said that during the investigation, there had been unauthorized access to the Starwood network since 2014. The information copied from the Starwood guest database over all this time were names, … Read the rest
Attempted Breach on DELL EMC Network
There was an attempted breach on DELL EMC customers using Dell.com. The company has been stressing customers to change their passwords. Dell cybersecurity teams are still not sure on how hackers got access to the information on the website. They … Read the rest
Hackers Breach Dunkin’ Donuts Accounts
Tuesday Dunkin’ Donuts posted an advisory on the website regarding to its credential stuffing attack on the companies data.
What does This Credential Stuffing mean?
Credential stuffing is a term related to a specific type of hacking that secures user credentials
Microsoft Warns of Apps Exposing Private Keys
On Tuesday Microsoft notified users that digital certificates have been compromised for two apps which allowed someone to remotely spoof websites and content. The issue was that the certificate and private key were the same for anyone who installed these … Read the rest
How to Uninstall the Kaseya Agent from Macs.
How to remove Kaseya Agent from Macs can be a challenge sometimes hopefully these few simple steps can assist you on removing the agent successfully.
- Applies to: All VSA’s. Download the following package and extract the zip contents.
KaseyaUninstall.pkg.zip
Octobers HealthCare.gov Data Breach Exposed Individuals Personal Information
Octobers HealthCare.gov Data Breach Exposed Individuals Personal Information. The details that were surfaced about the data breach said that around 75,000 consumers were effected. Letters were sent out to affected people from the Centers for medicare and Medicaid Services and … Read the rest
Maintaining Security with Internet of Things
Our lives have been taken over with many many WiFi enabled capable devices. The internet of things (IoT) has quite a flaw which is security. Many vendors lax on providing security updates to their software that are used in smartphones, … Read the rest
Skype For Business brought down by the Kitten of Doom Emoji Attack
Crash Skype for Business by sending a large number of emojis 800+ kittens in one message and the client freezes the program for a few seconds. This can be exploited to perform Denial of Service attacks against Skype for Business … Read the rest
Setup Windows 10 System Restore. Not Enabled by Default.
Did you know that Windows 10 does not have system restore configured by default? System Restore comes handy when a patch crashed your system or updated drivers and software that caused unwanted reactions of the computer.
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User Email Security Tips
Email security isn’t just the email provider or your IT administrator’s responsibility. It’s everybody’s responsibility. We all want to avoid having to produce a new resume. Here are some Safety Tips to help you all be protected and keep spam … Read the rest
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It has been found by the NSA that the Russian Spy Group called BlackEnergy is actively exploiting Exim mail servers with Sandworm.
The Exim mail server flaw can be exploited using a email containing a modified “MAIL FROM” field in … Read the rest
Microsoft has pushed a hefty list of Patches on Tuesday to fix over 100 Vulnerabilities and 16 CVEs making the critical list.
This is actually the thrid mont that Microsoft has pushed over 100 vulnerabilities patches. May’s list does not … Read the rest
Hackers have been targeting Sophos XG Firewall due to the Zero-Day exploit that allows hackers to inject the Asnarok Malware.
… Read the restSophos said in their blog. “The attack affected systems configured with either the administration interface (HTTPS admin service) or the
So the question your asking Is OpenDNS Umbrella HIPAA Compliant? Surely OpenDNS Umbrella and its software client is questionable, right? Is this a breach of HIPAA Compliance?
Lets Review The Basics…
Lets go back to the basics, OpenDNS is a … Read the rest
There are occasions where you will need to know How To Ping With Date and Time To TXT File Using CMD and a few Windows Ping commands can help. This will use a provide a date and a timestamp the … Read the rest
The Zeus and Sphinx Banking Trojan is showing off its ugly face more often now during COVID19, lurking and targeting desperate users looking for information about COVID19.
According to researchers Amir Gandler and Limor Kessem at IBM X-Force, the researchers … Read the rest
How many Horrible Passwords are there? Let me tell you there are about 500 of them and we will show you the TOP Horrible Passwords To Use For 2020. Any password documented publicly or available in the darkweb can be … Read the rest
No one can predict the future; however, you can be ready with a sound CoronaVirus Business Continuity Plan. This CoronaVirus business continuity checklist is the first step in the BCP process. The checklist is not an exhaustive list, it is … Read the rest
As the Covid-19 pandemic rises scammers are now using the fear of the public to capitalize by using a method of email phishing to steal money and data.
World Health Organisation Advice
There has been a growing confusion around the … Read the rest
Unpatched systems are still a major attack vector for hackers. These unpatched systems can invite major troubles for an organization. The issue can turn worse when the organization falls victim to a data breach and compromises confidential data.
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