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Its been a bit since we’ve blogged about patch Tuesday. There are at least 5 dozen security holes patched this month, and the article covers…

There is a new version of RustBucket, a malware varient that has been around the Mac scene for awhile, according to this 9 to 5…

For awhile now, Kim Komando has been urging listeners not to download the Temu app. As she says, it collects data that it probably doesn’t…

Good thing I have decided not to go current on Mastodon. Brian Krebs threw this post at his followers and its an interesting one. While…

While I’m still about a week behind, I’m trying to find things that might be of value, and trying not to post everything. I found…

I’ve been sitting on this article for awhile, and I believe we’ve talked about it. The databreaches article is titled HHS announces its first settlement…

While I would like to disagree with the article we’re about to present, a lot of the article tends to make sense. Generation Z, otherwise…

We just finished the show notes on Threat Actor Profile: Strox Phishing-as-a-Service which comes to us from Phishlabs. This group has a bunch of stuff…

I know I know, I’m still on 16.x, but my goal is to upgrade to 17x. In today’s article, which was written by Dan Goodin…

Arin, an agency that deals with IP addresses won in this case where someone baught a ton of IP addresses and used them for harm.…

I’ve been sounding the alarm for quite awhile about URL shorteners. I understand what their purpose is, but I think that with Twitter having longer…

In the article I’m about to link, Solar Winds says that the suit is baseless and they have been as secure as possible. But the…

I’m not sure what a Har file is, and according to what I’m reading, it is needed in this environment. One Password, a password manager…

I know Shaun posted this blog post recently, and I read the accompanying blog post. Nick did mention that it was a nice heartwarming story,…

We’ve probably covered the Las Vegas Cassino fiasco at some point or another, but I think it should be covered again. This article is titled…

There’s an entire newsletter covering this, but it wasn’t shared as a link except to share it, not to read it. This comes from Kim…

I blogged about X apparently wanting to charge $1 for people to use the service. In a fortune article posted within the last week, it…

Article this time comes from Ars Technica. Michael in Tennessee, a contributer to this podcast sent this directly to me several days ago. The customer…

Quishing is known as QR code Phishing. I have used a few of these, and it doesn’t seem that accessible with Voiceover. I recently had…

Today is the Malware Bytes Newsletter. In this article we’re going to talk about three steps people aren’t taking when it comes to CyberSecurity. While…