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Emotet-TrickBot malware duo is back infecting Windows machines

After awakening last week and starting to send spam worldwide, Emotet is now once again installing the TrickBot trojan on infected Windows computers. […]

20 Jul

Coinbase blocked Twitter hackers from stealing an extra $280K

Coinbase says that it was able to block its customers from sending approximately $280,000 to the Twitter hackers who, last week, took over high-profile accounts to push a massive bitcoin scam. […]

20 Jul

Office 365 adds new security configuration analysis feature

Microsoft is working on a new Office 365 Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) feature which will make it easy to determine your security policies settings’ effectiveness when compared to recommended settings. […]

20 Jul

Microsoft investigating Windows 10 2004 ‘No Internet’ bug, how to fix

Microsoft is investigating a known issue where Windows 10 2004 customers might see “No Internet access” tray indicators even though their devices are connected to the Internet. […]

19 Jul

Critical SIGred Windows DNS bug gets micropatch after PoCs released

The critical remote code execution security vulnerability in Windows DNS known as SIGRed has received a micropatch for servers without an Extended Security Updates (ESU) license. […]

19 Jul

How to use Windows 10 File History to make secure backups

With File History feature on Windows, you can back up copies of files that are in the Documents, Music, Pictures, Videos, and Desktop folders. […]

19 Jul

Microsoft Edge 84 introduces Storage Access API to improve privacy

Microsoft Edge 84 is now available for the desktop users and it comes with support for Storage Access API, PDF reader improvements, and more. […]

18 Jul

Windows 10 2004: List of compatibility issues blocking updates

While the Windows 10 May 2020 Update started gradually rolling out to customers worldwide on May 27, not everyone can update their devices to Windows 10, version 2004. […]

18 Jul

New phishing campaign abuses a trio of enterprise cloud services

A new phishing campaign uses a trio of enterprise cloud services, Microsoft Azure, Microsoft Dynamics, and IBM Cloud, as part of an attempt to steal your login credentials. […]

17 Jul

The Week in Ransomware – July 17th 2020 – Freshly squeezed

With Twitter hackers, 10/10 vulnerabilities, and Cloudflare outages this week, thankfully ransomware has been pretty slow this week. […]

Author: We Fix PC

Emotet-TrickBot malware duo is back infecting Windows machines

Coinbase blocked Twitter hackers from stealing an extra $280K

Office 365 adds new security configuration analysis feature

Microsoft investigating Windows 10 2004 ‘No Internet’ bug, how to fix

Critical SIGred Windows DNS bug gets micropatch after PoCs released

How to use Windows 10 File History to make secure backups

Microsoft Edge 84 introduces Storage Access API to improve privacy

Windows 10 2004: List of compatibility issues blocking updates

New phishing campaign abuses a trio of enterprise cloud services

The Week in Ransomware – July 17th 2020 – Freshly squeezed