Monthly Archives: November 2021
Windows Zero-Day Allows Privileged File Access
A Windows security vulnerability could allow information disclosure and local privilege escalation (LPE), researchers have warned. The issue (CVE-2021-24084) has yet to get an official fix, but there is a way to protect yourself. A micropatch has been rolled out as a stop-gap measure. Security researcher Abdelhamid Naceri reported a bug in Microsoft’s…
Stripchat Breach Exposed 200m User Records
Stripchat founded in 2016 is an adult site for live nude cam shows has had its 200m user database exposed online. This data exposure puts both models and users at risk of extortion, violence, and other risks. The database was found on Nov. 5 by a security researcher. It contained about 200 million records from…
How to configure Windows Server and UDM-PRO UniFi Controller for RADIUS VPN access
In this tutorial you will be shown how to configure Windows Server and UDM-PRO UniFi Controller for RADIUS VPN access. Why is this useful? Well this allows us to just disable a user account in Active Directory after a termination and the previous employee will no longer have VPN access to the network. This will…
Why HIPAA Compliance Matters In Telehealth
While the world has dealt with the far reaching effects of COVID-19, the healthcare industry has had to deal with many unique challenges. The procedure to protect both patients and staff from possible exposure to virus’s is a tricky process, especially when in some locations hospitals have also been dealing with patient surges. Keeping up…
Google Banned 150 Android Apps And They Need To Be Removed From Your Phone
It’s a rough world out there. You must be wary of threats — even if it’s as simple as an email or text message. We can’t go a week without a new threat popping up, and the latest crucial warning concerns 150+ fake Android apps on the Google Play Store that can steal your information….