Update Android now! Google patches three important vulnerabilities
Google has released an Android update that fixes two critical remote code execution (RCE) vulnerabilities, and one vulnerability that has been exploited in the wild.…
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Insights from the ‘Endpoint Security Evaluation Guide’ eBook
Our “Endpoint Security Evaluation Guide” eBook helps you choose the right endpoint security solution. Endpoint security has never been more important, and with the increasing…
Pre-ransomware notifications are paying off right from the bat
CISA has published the first results of its pre-ransomware notifications that were introduced at the start of 2023. And they appear to be working. CISA…
What the channel needs to know to stay ahead of threats
There are 5 cyberthreats for channel partners to focus on in 2023. The channel, comprising managed service providers (MSPs), Systems Integrators (SIs), value-added resellers (VARs),…
TikTok, what’s going on and should I be worried?
TikTok has garnered a ton of media attention about its alleged risks. But is it really that much worse than other social media apps? Since…
an RCE vulnerability in Azure Service Fabric Explorer
Researchers disclosed how they found a remote code execution vulnerability in Azure Service Fabric Explorer. Researchers at Orca Security disclosed how they found a remote code…
how to spot a verified account
Significant changes to Twitter’s verification identifiers mean new rules for ensuring whether an account is real. Twitter has made some fairly major changes to how…
New macOS malware steals sensitive info, including a user’s entire Keychain database
MacStealer could be an infamous stealer in the making, but right now, it needs improvement, according to Malwarebytes expert. A new macOS malware—called MacStealer—that is…
Steer clear of this EE phish that wants your card details
We take a look at a phish targeting users of the EE mobile network. Watch out for this piece of spam lurking in mail boxes…
3 tips for creating backups you can rely on when ransomware strikes
Backups are your last line of defense against ransomware, if they work. Backups are an organization’s last line of defense against ransomware, because comprehensive, offline,…
3 tips to raise your backup game
Because backups are the dental floss of cybersecurity—the thing that everyone knows they should do, that everyone intends to do, that nobody actually does. Happy…
Smart home assistants at risk from NUIT ultrasound attack
We take a look at research for an IoT attack called NUIT, capable of hijacking voice assistants via ultrasonic attack. A new form of attack…