I'm glad you can join me in my Den, please take a moment to read up on some interesting technology news.
The FBI has issued a warning (MU-000140-MW) about an increase in Ragnar Locker ransomware activity to private industry partners.
Zoom has rolled out two new security features to help prevent “zoombombers” from disrupting your meetings.
Luxottica determined that hackers may have accessed and acquired patient information.
ISSUE - Firefox 82 was released on October 20
Users of Acer Chromebooks, ASUS Chromebook Flip models, and Galaxy Chromebooks have reported 100% CPU usage.
iOS 14.0.1 fixes iPhone Wi-Fi & default app issues.
MalwareHunterTeam has recently found an increase in phishing scams targeting social media accounts.
Scammers are now impersonating KnowBe4, a legitimate company that specializes in phishing training.
The legacy Edge browser will soon be officially replaced with the new version for everyone through an upcoming Windows update.
Windows 11 comes with many requirements and surprising loop-hole shutdowns from Microsoft
Windows 10 vulnerability using SAM registry entries allows local elevation privileges
The FBI has issued a warning to companies about scammers impersonating construction companies to target critical US infrastructure sectors.
The FTC reports that since October 2020 there has been more than $80 million dollar in losses due to cryptocurrency investment scams.
An ongoing phishing campaign has begun abusing legitimate services to bypass secure email gateways to send phishing emails.
The group behind the REvil Ransomware has started to use two new tactics to extort ransom from victims.
The FBI has issued a warning about scammers impersonating FBI representatives to steal personal and financial information from victims by threatening them with fines or jail time.
The FBI is warning homeowners about the increase of smart devices being hijacked to record or live-stream swatting incidents.
The FBI has issued a warning about an increase in money mule schemes for the second time this year. Scammers are preying upon workers who have lost their jobs due to the ongoing pandemic, and recruiting them as unwitting money mules.