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IRS Warns of Surge in Economic Stimulus Payment Scams

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) today issued a warning to alert about a surge in coronavirus-related scams over email, phone calls, or social media requesting personal information while using economic impact payments as a lure. […]

02 Apr

FBI Warns of Attacks on Remote Work, Distance Learning Platforms

FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) issued a public service announcement today about the risk of attacks exploiting the increased usage of online communication platforms for remote working and distance learning. […]

01 Apr

How to Mitigate the Windows Font Parsing Zero-Day Bug via GPO

Active Directory (AD) admins can mitigate the recently disclosed and actively exploited remote code execution (RCE) zero-day found in the Windows Adobe Type Manager Library in large AD environments using group policies. […]

01 Apr

Introduce Kids to Cybersecurity With This Free Activity Book

Security company Balbix has released a 12-page printable activity book for children that introduces them to cybersecurity in a fun way. […]

01 Apr

Cloudflare Launches a DNS-Based Parental Control Service

Cloudflare introduced today ‘1.1.1.1 for Families,’ a privacy-focused DNS resolver designed to help parents in their efforts to safeguard their children’s online security and privacy by automatically filtering out bad sites. […]

01 Apr

Hacker Group Backdoors Thousands of Microsoft SQL Servers Daily

Hackers have been brute-forcing thousands of vulnerable Microsoft SQL (MSSQL) servers to install cryptominers and remote access Trojans (RATs) since May 2018 as researchers at Guardicore Labs discovered in December. […]

01 Apr

Microsoft is Alerting Hospitals Vulnerable to Ransomware Attacks

Microsoft has started to send targeted notifications to dozens of hospitals about vulnerable public-facing VPN devices and gateways located on their network. […]

01 Apr

Zoom Client Leaks Windows Login Credentials to Attackers

The Zoom Windows client is vulnerable to UNC path injection in the client’s chat feature that could allow attackers to steal the Windows credentials of users who click on the link. […]

31 Mar

How to Secure Your Zoom Meetings from Zoom-Bombing Attacks

This guide will walk you through securing your Zoom meetings so that virtual get-togethers, meetings, exercise classes, and even hours are not Zoom-bombed by unauthorized users. […]

31 Mar

Microsoft Delays Disabling Insecure TLS in Browsers Until July

Microsoft announced today that it will delay disabling support for the insecure Transport Layer Security (TLS) 1.0 and 1.1 protocols from Microsoft web browsers because of the current global situation until the second half of 2020, with an estimated time of roll out during July. […]

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IRS Warns of Surge in Economic Stimulus Payment Scams

FBI Warns of Attacks on Remote Work, Distance Learning Platforms

How to Mitigate the Windows Font Parsing Zero-Day Bug via GPO

Introduce Kids to Cybersecurity With This Free Activity Book

Cloudflare Launches a DNS-Based Parental Control Service

Hacker Group Backdoors Thousands of Microsoft SQL Servers Daily

Microsoft is Alerting Hospitals Vulnerable to Ransomware Attacks

Zoom Client Leaks Windows Login Credentials to Attackers

How to Secure Your Zoom Meetings from Zoom-Bombing Attacks

Microsoft Delays Disabling Insecure TLS in Browsers Until July