I'm glad you can join me in my Den, please take a moment to read up on some interesting technology news.
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.
According to James Quinn, a threat researcher at Binary Defense, Emotet malware is now capable of stealing attachments from your emails, and then using it in spam emails to make them look more legitimate.
Abnormal Security, an email security company, has discovered a new phishing campaign targeting Office 365 users.
Some users are experiencing connectivity issues with OneDrive after updating to Windows 10 2004.
The newest version of Microsoft Edge has been officially rolling out to users on Windows 10 1803 or later since June 3,
Ransomware has changed a lot since 2019. One of the biggest changes is that creators of ransomware have shifted to selling ransomware as a service...
Bad actors have already adapted to Microsoft's new sign-in pages for Azure AD and Microsoft 365.
Kaspersky has found that scammers are currently trying to take advantage of online shoppers.
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.
There has been an increase in scammers impersonating government agencies and offering financial aid and unemployment assistance to those affected by the pandemic.
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
Support for Office 2016 for Mac has ended today.