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Introducing Microsoft Cloud PC for the hybrid world
William Marshal Posted On July 19, 2021

Microsoft Cloud PC Windows 365

. Microsoft is introducing a Cloud PC that can be accessed from anywhere, from any device and at any time. This PC is hosted on the Microsoft Cloud hence the data storage is completely on the cloud, which allows faster access to the files and information from any part of the world.


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The White House warns of action against Russian Hackers
William Marshal Posted On July 7, 2021

The White House Warns Russia

Jen Psaki, Press Secretary of the White House said that US will act on Russian hackers if the Russian government doesn’t take any action against those threat actors.


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Kaseya VSA supply chain attack by REvil ransomware actors hits MSPs
William Marshal Posted On July 4, 2021

Kaseya VSA supply chain attack

On Friday Jul 2nd right before the long weekend, many MSPs across the world got hit by a supply chain attack, orchestrated by the REvil ransomware group. The attack was executed using a RMM tool called Kaseya VSA, a popular one among the IT and MSP community.


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Microsoft customer support breached by Nobelium hackers
William Marshal Posted On June 27, 2021

Nobelium hackers attack

A Russian state-sponsored group called Nobelium has breached into Microsoft’s support agent computer and accessed customer subscription information.


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Pypi malicious packages take control of developer devices for crypto mining
John Greenwood Posted On June 22, 2021

Pypi Malicious Packages

Multiple malicious packages turned developers’ workstations into crypto mining machines using the PyPi repository and involving in Python projects. It is found that all those malicious packages were deployed from one single account and have made developers to download the […]


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New phishing campaign drops two payloads in ‘Dali Masks’ threatening device security
William Marshal Posted On May 4, 2020

Lokibot and Jigsawa malware

security researcher has identified a new phishing campaign that is distributing a LokiBot info-stealing malware and another payload called the Jigsaw Ransomware.


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Cerberus malware is deployed and distributed after compromising a company’s MDM server
William Marshal Posted On May 2, 2020

Cerberus trojan attack

Cyber criminals have breached into 75% of multinational conglomerate’s android devices using the Cerberus banking Trojan by breaching into Mobile Device Manager (MDM) server of the company.


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Now is the time to cover your webcams more than ever
William Marshal Posted On April 21, 2020

Webcam security at home

the webcams in smartphones, tablets, laptops and desktops could be hacked without the users’ knowledge. Cyber criminals can employ camfecting attacks to breach into webcams and capture sensitive images.


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4 reasons enterprises should double check their USB security
William Marshal Posted On January 14, 2020


Compromised USB drives interacting with the corporate network can result in heavy damages to enterprises. System administrators need to define the right USB security management policies to identify known devices, restrict unknown devices and identify the data that is being transferred through using the USB drives


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