Microsoft Removes Windows Defender Ability After Security Concerns Microsoft has removed the ability to download files using Windows Defender after it was demonstrated how it could be used by attackers to download malware onto a computer. Last week, we reported that Microsoft quietly added the ability to download files using Windows Defender for Read more…
10 Practical Benefits of Managed IT Services Keeping up with the demands of a growing business in an increasingly digitalised world can be cumbersome for any organisation. This is especially true when it comes to system maintenance. Organisations that rely solely on their internal IT team for system management may Read more…
What is Pentest Report? Here’s A Walk-through A penetration test (which can also go by the terms ‘pen test’, ‘pentest’, or ethical hacking), is defined as an authorised simulated cyber attack on a computer system, which is done to evaluate the security of that system. A full risk assessment is Read more…
The PDPA Data Breach August 2020: A Recap of 8 Alarming Cases By definition, a data breach pertains to any unauthorised access, collection, use, disclosure, copying, modification, or disposal or personal data in an organisation’s possession or under its control. Data breaches must be taken seriously as it often leads Read more…
U.K. Warns of Surge in Ransomware Threats Against Education Sector The U.K. National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), has issued an alert about a surge in ransomware incidents targeting educational institutions, urging them to follow the recently updated recommendations for mitigating malware attacks. This warning comes after the NCSC investigated in Read more…
Hands on with iOS 14’s New Data Breach Notification Feature With the release of iOS 14, Apple has introduced a new feature that warns users when their stored passwords have been compromised in data breaches. iOS includes the Keychain password manager that allows users to save credentials and automatically fill them Read more…
Google Chrome’s New Feature will Automatically Group Your Tabs Last week, Google Chrome’s tab groups feature finally started rolling out to all users and it looks like Google has already started working on the next version of tab groups. Tab groups, which was announced earlier this year, is designed to save you a Read more…
Maze Ransomware Now Encrypts via Virtual Machines to Evade Detection The Maze ransomware operators have adopted a tactic previously used by the Ragnar Locker gang; to encrypt a computer from within a virtual machine. In May, we previously reported that Ragnar Locker was seen encrypting files through VirtualBox Windows XP virtual machines to Read more…
Ransomware Attack at German Hospital Leads to Death of Patient A person in a life-threatening condition passed away after being forced to go to a more distant hospital due to a ransomware attack. On September 10th, the Duesseldorf University hospital in Germany suffered a ransomware attack after threat actors exploited Read more…
US 2020 Presidential Apps Riddled with Tracking and Security Flaws The Vote Joe app, used by the Biden 2020 Presidential campaign to better engage with voters, was found to be leaking potentially sensitive information about voters, such as their political affiliations and past voting choices. The iOS app also didn’t Read more…
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