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Apple Released A Fix For Multiple Zero Day Exploits

February 9, 2022

There’s good news for Apple users. The company has been busy and has recently released security updates that address two Zero-Day vulnerabilities. These are security flaws that could be exploited […]

Android Apps Are Coming To Windows 11

February 8, 2022

One of the most persistently frustrating aspects of our highly interconnected world is that we seem to exist in at least three different distinct ecosystems. Apple users live in the […]

E-Mail From Department Of Labor Could Be Phishing Attack

February 7, 2022

There is a new phishing campaign to keep a watchful eye on according to email security firm INKY. It’s a particularly fiendish one. The attackers have designed an email template […]

Vulnerability In This Cisco Software Could Allow Hackers Access

February 5, 2022

Cisco recently discovered a critical security flaw in their Cisco Redundancy Configuration Manager (RCM) for Cisco StarOS.  The vulnerability allowed an attacker to execute code arbitrarily and gain root-level access […]

This Plugin Could Put Your WordPress Site At Risk

February 4, 2022

The WP HTML Mail plugin has been installed on more than 20,000 websites. If you’ve built a WordPress site for your business and you use that plugin,  be aware that […]

Support Comes To An End For iOS 14 For iPhone Devices

February 3, 2022

When Apple first released iOS 15 they posted a promise on their website. That promise was: “If you’re using iOS or iPadOS 14.5 or later, you might now see the […]

Top 10 Brands That Phishing Attackers Use To Scam Users

February 2, 2022

Scammers delight in impersonating government agencies and well-known brands to lure email recipients into giving up their personal information. That information is then either exploited directly or sold to the […]

Apple Safari Bug May Leak Personal Information And History

February 1, 2022

There was a recently discovered issue with the way the IndexedDB API was implemented in Safari’s WebKit engine. This is giving IT professionals who work in an environment dominated by […]

New Malware Can Infect Linux, Mac, Or Windows Users

January 31, 2022

There’s a new strain of malware called SysJoker to be mindful of. It’s especially dangerous because it can target Windows, Mac or Linux systems.  That makes it an equal opportunity […]

Report Says PC Sales Went Up Ten Percent In 2021

January 29, 2022

According to the latest Gartner’s statistics, a total of 339.8 million personal computers were shipped in 2021. That was up from 309.1 million in 2020 which amounts to about 10 […]

Ransomware Attack Wreaks Havoc On Prison Employees And Inmates

January 28, 2022

Chalk up another first for the hackers.  For the first time that we know of, a successful hacking attack caused prisoners in New Mexico to be confined to their cells […]

New PCIe 6 Standard Brings Speeds Two Times Faster

January 27, 2022

For those that aren’t aware, PCI SIG is short for the PCI Special Interests Group. They have just announced the release of the latest PCI Express (PCIe) specification which is […]

Live Captioned Language Translation Comes To Google Meet

January 26, 2022

Google is once again raising the bar where messaging and team meeting software is concerned.  The company just rolled out the first phase of its new live translation service for […]

New iOS Update Provides Fix For HomeKit Brick Issue

January 25, 2022

If you have an iPhone by now you’ve almost certainly heard of the security flaw in the HomeKit protocol which allows Apple users to discover and control a wide range […]

Blackberry Device Support Is Now Officially Gone

January 24, 2022

You may find many people who would argue that the iconic Blackberry was ahead of its time.  It was in many ways the godfather of the entire smartphone industry. When […]

Purple Fox Trojan Delivering Malware Via Popular Messaging App

January 22, 2022

A research team from Minerva Labs are working in conjunction with the MalwareHunterTeam. They have recently been tracking a Trojan called Purple Fox and have published a warning about it. […]

FTC Enforcing That Businesses Patch Log4j Java Security Issue

January 21, 2022

By now you’re almost certainly aware of the Log4j Java issue. It’s a serious and fixable flaw relating to java logging. Recently the United States Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has […]

Google Working Towards Easier Integration Between Android And Windows

January 20, 2022

If you’re managing a company of any size and interested in copying from some other firm’s playbook, Apple is almost always a good choice.  Even the folks at Google seem […]

New Data Breach Hits US Cellular Company

January 19, 2022

It’s the dawning of a new year and the hackers of the world have been busy.  This time it’s US Cellular caught in the crosshairs. The company recently reported that […]

A New iPhone Bug In HomeKit Could Brick Your Phone

January 18, 2022

Thank Trevor Spiniolas’ sharp eyes if you own an iPhone.  The independent security researcher recently discovered a critical security flaw in iOS that impacts all version from 14.7 to 15.2. […]