The podcast is out, and our RSS feed should now have it. Here are the show notes. Hello gang, welcome to podcast 272. This is…
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A joint international operation involving U.S. and Chinese authorities arrested at least 276 suspects and shut down nine cryptocurrency investment fraud centers. The crackdown was…
Leave a CommentHi all. As mentioned google chrome is now to 148, and now edge has predictably joined it. At least it didn’t take til sunday as…
Leave a CommentHi. First, chromium stuff is at 148 as of yesterday. That means updating component checks again and reinstalling chrome afterward because it then fails to…
Leave a CommentI spotted this article about Muddy Waters, and they’re using the Chaos ransomware to hide exactly what they’re up to. This is definitely different, and…
Leave a CommentHi all. Well the latest update just got released for windows. Its an optional preview, better ai, better structures and already a few issues. Due…
Leave a CommentHello folks, For the third time in two years, ADT has apparently been breached. The Jared Rimer Network released an intermediate podcast on our RSS…
Leave a CommentPlease find our podcast on the RSS feed as it was just recently released. At the time of posting this, we’re working on an article…
Leave a CommentHi. Note that its not patch day which is tomorrow so there may be more. Chromium brousers updated just before I went and now they…
Leave a CommentPodcast title correction Apr 25, 2026: 19:54 The RSS feed will have the program if you are subscribed. Let me make this clear that this…
Leave a CommentHello gang, Sans 39 is now out. Its not the newsletter, but it is worth something good. Here is what Sans 39 is about, taken…
Leave a CommentBefore getting into the article, a quick clarification. Scattered Spider is part of a broader cybercriminal community known as “The Com.” You may see it…
Leave a CommentHi all. Firefox and thunderbird 150 made it out. Some codec updates to. Java 8.9 is out. A bunch of articles on win11. Updates to…
Leave a CommentHello folks, Has the educational system learned anything? If you search our blog for education, we’ve covered quite a lot of different things. Some publications…
1 CommentHello gang, It’s been quite awhile since we’ve posted to this category, but its time to post to the TSN category even though this is…
Leave a CommentHello folks, its time for a transportation story and this time, it is just as confusing as it probably seems. A lot of you know,…
1 CommentHi all. Its been a while since articles appeared of interest. Firstly microsoft is reworking the start menu if anyone really cares at this point.…
Leave a CommentHi all. Well again with the run. Firstly this article. https://tech.yahoo.com/cybersecurity/articles/fake-windows-11-24h2-poses-164509512.html Proves why you should not go off source with updates. Aparently some still are…
Leave a CommentHello folks, We have an update from a case we talked about on TSB and blogged at the time called PC Tattletale. A gentleman, who…
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Cpanel is at it again … not fixing things unless pressured
It is unclear when exploitation started, but KnownHost, a hosting provider that uses cPanel, said the day the vulnerability was disclosed that “successful exploits have…