I saw this briefly yesterday but had a chance today to read it. Alert (AA20-107A) may be of interest to people who read the earlier…
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I want to start this post off with a question. How many of you have heard of paste bin? I heard of it when the…
Leave a CommentHello all, It seems like Equifax has not gotten out of trouble for its massive 2017 breach. On Cyberscoop, there is an article that we’ll…
Leave a CommentI posted a blog post some time ago mentioning that cyber groups, or at least some of them, would quit attacking our hospitals and other…
Leave a CommentI’m going to start off with question. How many domains does it take to make Corona look bad? I mean, how many domains do you…
Leave a CommentThis will not be the first, nor will it be the last. Better take note of this one. Trend Micro and their intellegence security blog…
Leave a CommentOn April 15th, I got an email from the USCERT in regards to the North Korean activity and something called the DPRK. I don’t ever…
Leave a CommentI’m getting sick and tired of articles blaming each other on who did what to start the virus. In an article I spotted today, Cyberscoop…
Leave a CommentAfter posting the first article, Armando sent a link directly from Apple iPhone SE: A powerful new smartphone in a popular design is the aticle.…
Leave a CommentThe articles are out in regards to Windows Update. Its interesting to note that Krebs covered more than the usual Adobe and Windows updates in…
Leave a CommentJust saw this through a retweet, that an announcement a half hour ago or so was to announce a new model for the Iphone SE.…
Leave a CommentI read an article about the Transparency of campaigns as they raise money to be able to do the work to possibly get the office…
Leave a CommentI had read an article from Krebs on Security some time ago about this new IRS site where people can get their information to the…
Leave a CommentI’m seeing an article from Bleeping Computer about the trends in scams from January 2020 to pretty much today. California, New York, and other states…
Leave a CommentSecurity Week is reporting on Adobe fixing Cold Fussion and other software. I knew Cold Fussion was a programming language I used when MENVI was…
Leave a CommentI should probably not be surprised while catching up on Phishlabs and their continuing coverage of lures that can take advantage of people during the…
Leave a CommentIn an earlier blog post I had asked for assistance so I can learn more about the chrome book and its accessibility. Today, I stumbled…
Leave a CommentI know I’m late with this post, but I’ve not read a whole lot in this space as of late, and so now I’m taking…
Leave a CommentHackers, you need to leave us alone. While the group in this incident in Wisconsin took responsibility, this has got to stop. A lot of…
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Reminder, email asking for money is a scam, unless you get a reminder that is
Today, I’m seeing an article from the Hindu talking about something I’ve already covered. The article was written today and it talks about email being…