Cybersecurity
Deconstructing a Phishing Attack
“Why are a lot of fake voicemail messages not getting caught by our spam filter?”
When your boss asks this question, it’s time to investigate!
Deon Marshall
September 15, 2021
Security
Security
Microsoft Authenticator: Turn off App Lock
Are you being asked for a PIN when using Microsoft’s Authenticator app? Microsoft Authenticator now has “App Lock” enabled by default and you can see
Computer Consultant Professionals
October 23, 2020
Security
IT Security Training Organisation Hacked
It’s big news when one of the largest organisations in the world offering IT certifications and security training gets hacked and this is what happened
Computer Consultant Professionals
August 18, 2020
Microsoft
Your servers could be at risk right now
Watch this one come around to bite people in a few months. Pretty much every server needs to be patched. The EXTERNAL risk might be
Computer Consultant Professionals
July 24, 2020
Office 365
Why you shouldn’t use Zoom and what you should use instead
Zoom has become popular as a meeting platform during this COVID-19 crisis but security researchers have called Zoom “a privacy disaster” and “fundamentally corrupt”. What
Computer Consultant Professionals
April 14, 2020
Security
Dangerous Domain Up For Sale
A dangerous domain – corp.com – is being sold after 26 years of ownership. This domain would allow whoever wields it to have access to
Computer Consultant Professionals
February 14, 2020
Security
Windows Remote Desktop Gateway vulnerability
A vulnerability has recently been discovered in Windows Remote Desktop Gateway, which could leave you open to attacks. The vulnerability requires no user interaction and
Computer Consultant Professionals
January 24, 2020
Security
VPN Vulnerability Could Put You At Risk
A security flaw has been found in Linux, Android, macOS and other Unix-based operating systems that would allow hackers to probe devices and discover details
Computer Consultant Professionals
December 13, 2019
Security
Vulnerability in exposed ports in older Windows OS
A vulnerability has been found existing in unpatched versions of Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server
Computer Consultant Professionals
November 8, 2019
Internet
High-severity vulnerability found in Chrome
Over the weekend Google announced a high-severity bug in its Chrome browser that is already actively being used to hijack computers. We have already updated
Computer Consultant Professionals
November 4, 2019
Business
Phishing Attacks Are Getting More Advanced
There is an increasing amount of Phishing attacks targeting services such as Office 365, Gmail, Dropbox and other services. These attacks are launched from compromised
Timothy Harrison
July 17, 2019
Automation
Why Update Windows, When Updates Keep Breaking Computers?
So often people experience issues whenever they go ahead and install the latest Windows updates. This is because Microsoft are now using their customers to
Computer Consultant Professionals
February 15, 2019