iPhone user may want to start being a little more careful with their devices, as replacement ones may be hard to find in the coming weeks
How the Coronavirus is Disrupting the Tech Industry
With the fear of Coronavirus spreading worldwide, so does the fear of a Global economic downturn.
Don’t be Fooled - Ransomware is Still as Dangerous as Ever
If you thought that the fight against Ransomware in 2019 was improving, you may need to think again.
Vulnerability in Microsoft’s Login System Leaves User Accounts at Risk
A vulnerability in Microsoft’s login system, which has now been fixed, could have fooled victims into providing hackers with complete access to their online accounts.
New Instagram Feature Helps Fight Against Phishing Attacks
Instagram has released a new feature that will help users combat Phishing
6 Ways to Protect K-12 Institutions from Phishing Scams
Nobody is safe from a scam – not even schools. Here are 6 ways to prevent Phishing attacks in K-12 institutions.
Voice-Controlled Digital Assistants can Steal Your Password
For many, devices like the Amazon Echo or Google Nest present a serious privacy concern. More research has been presented to prove it.
How to Improve Data Privacy at your School
Data Privacy is a huge concern in schools. Here’s how to improve your school’s Data Privacy.
5 Ways to Strengthen your Digital Security on a Budget
5 ways you can strengthen your digital security when you’re being held back by budgetary restrictions.
Security Flaw Causes Microsoft to Issue Emergency Security Patch
In a security advisory issued by Microsoft, the tech company has revealed that a security flaw in some versions of Internet Explorer could put users at risk.
New Malware Targets Macs to Steal Cryptocurrency Wallets, SMS Messages and More
CookieMiner is one of the next big Malware threats – targeting Macs and Cryptocurrency
New App Can Detect Credit Card Skimmers
The app works by detecting Bluetooth signatures that can indicate the presence of a skimmer
Report Suggests Federal Agencies are not Meeting Cybersecurity Standards
A report from the U.S. Senate’s Permanent Subcommittee on investigations, states that eight federal agencies did not meet the standard criteria for cybersecurity over the past decade.
An iPhone Charger Can Hijack Your Computer
An online hacker wants to raise awareness about the potential dangers charging cables pose to your security.
The Importance of Familiarizing Your Students and Staff on Cyber Security
Sometimes the biggest contributors to a cyber attack can come from within the organization
App Developers Sued by Facebook for Click Injection Fraud
Facebook is taking legal action against two Android app developers, accusing them of click injection fraud.
There’s a Shortage of Cyber Security Professionals, and School Districts across the Country are Doing Something About It
Cybersecurity has become one of the most important jobs in today’s ever-changing technology reliant world, and people are needed to fill those roles.
Personal Information of Thousands of Police Officers and Federal Agents Exposed
Hackers breached FBI affiliated websites to expose the personal information of approximately 4,000 federal and law enforcement officials
Third Party Compromise Leads to Quest Diagnostics Data Breach
A Third-Party Vulnerability created a Quest Diagnostics data breach that affected around 12 million patients
A Patch is Available to Fix Vulnerabilities Found in WindRiver VxWorks
SonicWall quickly developed a patch for vulnerabilities found in WindRiver VxWorks