Category Archives: Vulnerabilities
Unpatched Systems Are Still A Major Attack Vector
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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Apps In Google Play Store Found With Haken Malware
The Haken malware obtains sensitive data from victims and secretly signs them up for expensive premium subscription services.
The eight apps that were found have since been removed. Users have collectively been downloaded 50,000 times. These apps were utilities and … Read the rest
Mozilla patches zero-day flaw in Firefox
Mozilla the makers of Firefox has issued a zero-day security update for Firefox and Firefox Extended Support Release, which were found to contain an actively exploited flaw in the IonMonkey JIT compiler.
What is known
… Read the rest“Incorrect alias information in IonMonkey
Android Phones Vulnerable Due To Pulse Secure VPN
Hackers are exploiting existing vulnerabilities in Pulse Secure VPN and Android Phones. The flaw tracked as CVE-2019-1150, has been rated ‘Highly’ critical. This arbitrary read file vulnerability affects multiple versions of Pulse Connect Secure and Pulse Policy Secure. This flaw … Read the rest
WordPress 5.3.1 patches four security vulnerabilities
WordPress has pushed out version 5.3.1 patching four security issues.
WordPress versions 5.3 and earlier contain a few vulnerabilities and the WordPress is recommending users that utilize WordPress to download the the latest version. This is a short-cycle maintenance release … Read the rest
A Simple But Strong Cyber Security Strategy
It’s quite a task having to protect a small business from online dangers. The threats that can come across your network are vast and in order to avoid them you should consider having a Simple But Strong Cyber Security Strategy.… Read the rest
Signs your Android phone may have a Virus or other Malware
Here are some signs your Android phone may have a virus or malware. Remember while the external damage is usually visible, internal damage is usually hidden from view.
Android Malware like virus is known to perform repeated tasks that can … Read the rest
Morons Use Public Wifi!
Well as the title implies, Morons Use Public WiFi! Sorry, not Sorry. I am getting straight to the point and ripping off the band-aid. You are a moron if you use public WiFi and its probably not your fault but … Read the rest
Hackers Using Discord to Steal Your Information With Malware
Researchers found that Hackers are injecting malware into Discord to steal your information. The Windows Discord application functionality is based on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This allows malware to modify its core files so that the client executes malicious behavior … Read the rest
Keeping Windows 7 Will Put Companies And Users At Risk
Keeping Windows 7 will put Companies and users at risk if they do not move onto Windows 10. Microsoft will terminate support for Windows 7 on January 14, 2020 and this is coming up quickly there is not much time.… Read the rest
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So the question your asking Is OpenDNS Umbrella HIPAA Compliant? OpenDNS Umbrella and its software client questionable? Is it a breach of HIPAA Compliance?
Lets Review The Basics…
Lets go back to the basics, OpenDNS is a company and service … 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.
Time and
The Haken malware obtains sensitive data from victims and secretly signs them up for expensive premium subscription services.
The eight apps that were found have since been removed. Users have collectively been downloaded 50,000 times. These apps were utilities and … Read the rest
Kaseya does an okay job to deploy software patches but we we decided it was best to create a Kaseya Script To Run Patch My PC.
This simple script grabs the latest Patch My PC from the developers website and … Read the rest
Google has done a great job bringing the patch gap down to 15 days from 33 days. They also want to bring this number down further to once a week. Their goal is to quickly roll out patches for vulnerabilities. … Read the rest