Acronis researchers have concluded that ransomware continues to be the number one threat to large and medium-sized businesses, including government organizations. Nearly half of all reported breaches during the first half of 2022 involved stolen credentials, which enable phishing and ransomware ... Continue Reading

Popular collaboration tool Slack (not to be confused with the nickname of the world’s longest-running Linux distro, Slackware) has just owned up to a long-running cybersecurity SNAFU. According to a news bulletin entitled Notice about Slack password resets, the company admitted that it had ... Continue Reading

There has been quite a bit of confusion as Microsoft has been rolling out Windows 11 and offering it for free to users on Windows 10. The main confusion has been the thought that Windows 10 is going end of life super soon, like Windows 7 did January 14, 2020. It is not, though. Windows 10 is not ... Continue Reading

Microsoft has patched a Windows vulnerability that hackers are actively exploiting. If you own a system that uses Windows 7 and up, you’ll want to update your computer as soon as possible (via Bleeping Computer). The security flaw, called Follina (CVE-2022-30190) by researchers, lets bad actors ... Continue Reading

Noisy mechanical keyboards have two groups of people that associate to them. One group loves them while the other group cannot stand the loudness of a mechanical keyboard and it drives them crazy. Well, if you are the latter, you might now have an excuse to get your co-workers to swap out the ole' ... Continue Reading

Cybersecurity researchers at Zscaler are warning about malware dubbed FFDroider that is designed to steal usernames and passwords, along with cookies from infected Windows computers. FFDroider is mainly focused on stealing login credentials for social media websites, including Facebook, Instagram ... Continue Reading