In today’s hyper-connected world, email-based communications are not just commonplace – they have become a fundamental cornerstone for effectively conducting business, with the total volume of worldwide emails sent per day projected to increase by at least 5% every year. Given the ubiquitous nature of email communications, emails are and will continue to be a popular vector for a variety of threats.
Vulnerabilities have been found within Adobe once again. Cybersecurity researchers have discovered a new zero-day vulnerability in Adobe Flash Player that hackers are actively exploiting in the wild as part of a targeted campaign that appears to be targeting a Russian state health care institution before it moves to the rest of the world. The …
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A new interesting technique of ransom attached to a rapidly spreading ransomware attack in China is getting the world’s tech leaders attention as the infection has spread to more than 100,000 computers in the last four days as a result of a supply-chain attack. An impactful point is that the number of infected users is continuously growing …
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As a Managed Service Provider (MSP) one of the essential services that you should be delivering to your customers is patch management. From fixing security vulnerabilities to improving performance, keeping your customers’ systems current and secure. This can be time-consuming and costly, however, this has to be done and has to be done at a …
White Hat hackers at Pwn20wn 2018, a mobile hacking competition held in Tokyo last week, demonstrated that even the fully patched smartphones running the latest version of software from popular smartphone manufacturers can be hacked. This article will detail the event and what you can do to protect yourself. Three major vendors – Apple, Samsung …
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Small to medium-sized business often don’t put enough emphasis on its digital security as the general perception is; “Why do we need cybersecurity? we are just too small for someone to hack us.” this is one of the biggest misperceptions as Cybercriminals don’t discriminate. Your business data, credentials or access can be quite valuable to hackers …
There has been a rapid growth on the attention regarding Email security as the landscape around phishing campaigns that deliver ransomware continues to grow within’ organisational concerns. Recently, there has been no shortage of notable cyber attacks. The ‘I’m A Programmer Who Cracked Your Email’ Scam, is just one of the most recent email scams that not …
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Security researches have found a new Intel CPU flaw that exploits Hyper-Threading to steal encrypted data which can allow hackers access to sensitive protected data, like cryptographic keys, passwords, from all other processes running in the same CPU core with simultaneous multi-threading feature enabled. Throughout this article, we will release the details of the flaw and show …
It has been brought to our attention that a strong spam campaign known as “I’m a programmer who cracked your email” is being used by cybercriminals around Australia. The scammers are making threats and ransom demands of their targets. This article will shed light on this highly distributed email scam and show you how to …
Email is mission-critical when it comes to an business across any industry, but email-based threats, including ransomware and Business Email Compromise (BEC), are growing exponentially as technology develops complimented by a user adoption growth and it’s difficult to keep up. Even your savviest employees can mistakenly click on a malicious link and expose your entire …
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