All posts by Patrick Domingues
Google Chrome Releases Two Zero Day Patches
Google has released an emergency update Chrome 94.0.4606.71 that fixes two zero-day vulnerabilities being exploited in the wild. These are the second and third zero-day vulnerabilities found this year. A total of twelve zero-days have been found in the browser since January. The new version will be released on all three platforms, Windows, Mac, Linux,…
5 Tips For Cyber Security Risk Management
Cyber Security risk management shouldn’t be tedious or painful, but instead an easy-to-understand process that is similar to choosing the right insurance plan. Just as you might choose a certain plan because it offers better coverage for your family, you should choose a certain cyber risk management policy because it prevents cyberattacks from occurring in…
Online Awareness Challenge: Hacker Motives Crossword
Explore hacker motives in the Online Awareness Challenge: Hacker Motives Crossword. Decode clues, uncover cybersecurity insights, and enhance your online safety.
Phishing Leveled Up with Phishing As A Service
Phishing has always been an issue and quite of an annoyance and now with phishing leveling up to Phishing As A Service gives criminals the ability to subscribe to working phishing templates that are sure to trick every day regular people. Microsoft found a service that makes it easy to create phishing attacks. It’s called…
Basics of FERPA – School Compliance
FERPA stands for the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act. It was designed to protect both the privacy and security of certain kinds of educational records. It gives students, former students, auditing students, and others, certain privacy rights with respect to personally identifiable educational records. What are Educational Records? FERPA defines educational records as…
Pentester Insight On Phishing
Even if your company secures its website and business network, it is still vulnerable to phishing attacks. This is because humans are the weakest link in security. Cybercriminals know that humans are much easier to manipulate than to hack into technology. The situation becomes even graver as the COVID-19 crisis continues. Everyone is worried about…
Apple users to update immediately. Apple Zero-Click Exploit
The Citizen Lab has discovered a zero-click zero-day flaw in all Apple products. The new zero-day flaw is called ForcedEntry, and it affects iPhones, iPads, Macs, Apple Watches, and even AirPods. Citizen Lab urges all Apple users to update their devices immediately. Apple released a Security update on Monday. The iOS 14.8 for iPhones and…
Ensure Your Cybersecurity While You Travel With NordVPN
Cyber security is no longer just about protecting your computer, website or network. Over the last decade, the borders between cyberspace and travelling have been eliminated. As a result, it’s become a necessity to make sure you’re protected wherever you go – especially if you’re travelling abroad Free WiFi is a hacker’s dream! A skilled…
Microsoft Office 0-day Vulnerability
On Tuesday, Microsoft revealed an alarming vulnerability in Internet Explorer, a bug that is being used to harm Windows users. The attack is enabled by a weaponized Office file and works like this: A victim receives an email with a link to a Word document inside. It is very important that you do not click…
CISA & FBI Releases Ransomware Awareness for Holidays and Weekends
The FBI and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) have warned of a rise in holiday and weekend related ransomware attacks. The reason: They can catch businesses by surprise and cause major damage. holiday ransomware awareness report. FBI experts observed that hackers were especially active during holidays when offices are typically closed. Specifically, the…