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A recent discovery has alerted the tech world: Windows SmartScreen, a key security feature, has been compromised. Identified as CVE-2023-36025, this vulnerability is being exploited to deploy Phemedrone Stealer, a dangerous malware. Despite Microsoft's patch, the threat persists, highlighting an ongoing battle in digital security. The implications for users and businesses are both urgent and far-reaching. #WindowsSmartScreen, #PhemedroneStealer, #CVE2023-36025...

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Productivity in Business with Commercial Grade WIFI In today's fast-paced business environment, connectivity is not just a convenience—it's a necessity. A robust commercial-grade wireless system is the backbone of modern business operations, offering a range of benefits that can significantly enhance productivity and efficiency. Here we explore how a superior wireless solution can transform your business.  Seamless Connectivity Across the Workspace One of...

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A computer screen with a robust endpoint security shield protecting it from ransomware threats.

Ransomware: The threat is real. Ransomware, a type of malicious software designed to block access to a computer system until a sum of money is paid, has emerged as a formidable threat to businesses worldwide. This cyber threat doesn't just disrupt operations; it can potentially destroy a business. The recent attack on Norton Healthcare, where hackers accessed the personal data of...

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how are people targeted in keylogging

Keylogging, also known as keystroke logging, is a form of cyberattack that stealthily records every keystroke a user makes on their device. This can lead to the exposure of highly sensitive information, including usernames, passwords, bank account details, and other confidential data, which are then relayed to attackers. Given the increasing sophistication of cyber threats, keylogging remains one of the...

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how to stay safe on social media

Social media has evolved into a powerful tool for businesses to connect with their audience, drive brand loyalty, and engage customers through targeted messaging and promotions. However, as companies increase their reliance on these platforms, the cybersecurity risks associated with social media also escalate. Cybercriminals have recognized social media as a vulnerable entry point and are constantly exploring ways to...

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For years, people have trusted the SSL certificate green lock on their Google, Firefox, Internet Explorer, edge browser for safety and security.I hate to break it to you, but SSL certificates are broke. The Story of Symantec Security CertificatesIn the early 90s, a famous company called Symantec was handing out security certificates like free samples of Tide in the mail. Everyone...

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How Acceptable Use Policies Protect Your Business Policy, procedure and process. I was asked recently why do I need a computer policy? The short answer? It’s the law.   Massachusetts 201 CMR 17.00 Compliance In Massachusetts, the law 201.cmr.17 clearly states that a business must have a clear and defined polices when it comes to internet and data access for their employees. To quote the...

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