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Office 365 will let admins review Microsoft Forms phishing attempts

Microsoft is working on adding a new Microsoft Forms phishing attempt review feature that will allow Office 365 admins to confirm and block forms that try to maliciously harvest sensitive data. […]

07 Nov

Managing Windows 10 apps with the Chocolatey package manager

Chocolatey is designed for both consumers (general users) and businesses, thanks to the easy to understand user interface and a suite of powerful features for existing programs deployment infrastructure. […]

07 Nov

Luxottica data breach exposes LensCrafters, EyeMed patient info

A Luxottica data breach has exposed the personal and protected health information for patients of LensCrafters, Target Optical, EyeMed, and other eye care practices. […]

07 Nov

How Ryuk Ransomware operators made $34 million from one victim

One hacker group that is targeting high-revenue companies with Ryuk ransomware received $34 million from one victim in exchange for the decryption key that unlocked their computers. […]

06 Nov

The Week in Ransomware – November 6th 2020 – Video Games and Liquor!

This week, it has been busy with attacks worldwide and one of the largest ransomware operations officially shutting down. […]

06 Nov

New Windows 10 policy lets you disable cloud customized taskbars

Microsoft has added a new group policy in Windows 10 20H2 that allows you to disable a new feature that customizes the taskbar based on what accounts or devices you have. […]

06 Nov

New Pay2Key ransomware encrypts networks within one hour

A new ransomware called Pay2Key has been targeting organizations from Israel and Brazil, encrypting their networks within an hour in targeted attacks still under investigation. […]

06 Nov

RansomExx ransomware also encrypts Linux systems

With companies commonly using a mixed environment of Windows and Linux servers, ransomware operations have increasingly started to create Linux versions of their malware to ensure they encrypt all critical data. […]

06 Nov

Windows 10 20H2 LSASS crash issue causes forced reboots

Microsoft has acknowledged a new known issue causing forced restarts on Windows 10 20H2 devices due to the Local Security Authority Subsystem Service (LSASS) system process crashing. […]

06 Nov

Windows 10 20H2 crashes when connecting Thunderbolt NVMe SSDs

Microsoft says that devices running Windows 10 2004 or Windows 10 20H2 might crash with blue screens of death (BSODs) when users plug in a Thunderbolt NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express) Solid State Drive (SSD). […]

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Office 365 will let admins review Microsoft Forms phishing attempts

Managing Windows 10 apps with the Chocolatey package manager

Luxottica data breach exposes LensCrafters, EyeMed patient info

How Ryuk Ransomware operators made $34 million from one victim

The Week in Ransomware – November 6th 2020 – Video Games and Liquor!

New Windows 10 policy lets you disable cloud customized taskbars

New Pay2Key ransomware encrypts networks within one hour

RansomExx ransomware also encrypts Linux systems

Windows 10 20H2 LSASS crash issue causes forced reboots

Windows 10 20H2 crashes when connecting Thunderbolt NVMe SSDs