Microsoft has seen its share of issues as of late, and now a seemingly simple patch is causing serious issues to certain laptops running the 2016 Anniversary Update. The update was originally released to prevent a zero-day attack on IE. Per Microsoft, this was the...
Slow week with ransomware news as we lead up into the holidays. Mostly small variants that won’t get much distribution or releases of new variants of older ransomware. […]
Personal information belonging to over half a million students going back the 2008-2009 school year, parents, and staff members of San Diego Unified School District (SDUSD) may have been compromised in a data breach incident. […]
A new tech support scam has been discovered that uses JavaScript to create a loop that ultimately causes Google Chrome to use up all of the CPU resources on the computer and freeze the browser. […]
Christmas and holiday parties mean getting lots of family and friends together. And getting the family together usually means lots and lots of pictures! Here are some of our favorite tips for taking better photos this holiday. You might use a tiny digital camera, your...
A well-known hacking group linked with China’s intelligence and security agency has been pilfering secrets for over a decade from organizations in at least 12 countries, from a diverse range of industries. […]
Stupid Ransomware is a family of ransomware infections that are typically utilized by less skilled developers and many utilize themes based on movies, pop-culture, or pretend to be law enforcement. This family of ransomware infections are created using an open source...
Slow week with ransomware news as we lead up into the holidays. Mostly small variants that won’t get much distribution or releases of new variants of older ransomware. […]
A security professional exposed to a spam campaign on Facebook discovered the method used by the perpetrator and submitted a report through the company’s bug bounty program. The issue still exists because Faceboook dismissed it on on the grounds that it does not...
Chromebooks have always been great if you can do your work with web apps (and now Android and Linux apps). But most people still find themselves keeping a separate Windows machine for specific tasks. That might change soon. The “AltOS” feature first started appearing...
