Category: Articles
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After two years, Microsoft patched the deadly security bug finally
Microsoft has finally patched DogWalk to keep Windows secure. Microsoft claims DogWalk, a Windows security issue found in January 2020, has been fixed. Office 365 parent company said that the remote code execution error, which exists owing to a path traversal weakness in the Windows Support Diagnostic Tool (MSDT) patched as part of the August…
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Google Workspace is concerned that hackers can access your sensitive data
Workspace now includes a confirmation popup to protect corporate users against unauthorized modifications. Google Workspace has stated that it is increasing security measures for its business-oriented accounts in its fight against hackers. Google is launching an additional review phase that will seek more verification if an activity is judged as risky. To safeguard users against…
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Many Microsoft Teams features are becoming available to a larger audience
Microsoft Teams Rooms users now have new options. Microsoft is working on a series of improvements for its collaboration platform Teams. This update will make some of the most critical and helpful features available to a broader audience. Microsoft Teams users dialing in from the workplace will soon benefit from end-to-end encryption (E2EE) for one-on-one…
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Many businesses are still failing to defend themselves against the most frequent dangers
Businesses are making it easier for criminals When hackers wish to get access to a target network they do this through a phishing campaign, exploit known software flaws, or brute-force their way in using the remote desktop protocol (RDP). According to a recent analysis from Palo Alto Networks cybersecurity division research, these three account for…
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The brand-new Outlook will even operate across the most basic phones
Outlook Lite is currently available in 14 different countries. Thanks to a recent Microsoft release, you no longer be able to escape your emails. The organization has now publicly launched a stripped-down version of its flagship Outlook email service. It claims that this version can work seamlessly on even the most basic Android handsets. Outlook…
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Ransomware is posing a greater danger to organizations than ever before
Operators of ransomware are having a field day. Ransomware attacks are on the rise. Factors like higher geopolitical tensions, transition to remote working and learning, and organizations’ readiness to pay up have contributed to the increase in ransomware. According to a Check Point Research analysis, every 1/40 businesses now face a ransomware attack attempt every…
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Microsoft 365 Subscribers Now Have Another Incentive to Prefer Edge Over Google Chrome
Microsoft Edge, the web browser is offering more value to Microsoft 365 customers within an upcoming upgrade. IT promises to enhance productivity and streamline workflows. It will roll out within next few months, this new feature aims to integrate Microsoft 365 applications more deeply into Edge. Which is much needed for more cohesive and efficient…
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Microsoft restricted malicious macros, but cybercriminals discovered a loophole
Following Microsoft’s macro crackdown, hackers are exploring new techniques to spread malware. It was just a matter of time until hackers devised a new technique, now that macros in downloaded Microsoft Office files are officially dead. According to cybersecurity specialists at Proofpoint, they’ve discovered three new ways to trick people into downloading malware. The company’s…
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Gmail arrived with a significant feature and a makeover
Welcome, Gmail with a new and improved look. Google has announced that it will begin rolling out its new Gmail interface to all account users. Initially, the new email interface has been provided on an opt-in basis to a subset of Gmail users. However, for those who have Google Chat enabled, the switch will occur…
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Look out for PayPal’s email money-laundering ploy
If you are receiving invoices from PayPal, make certain it is not a hoax. The fundamental question for hackers involved in phishing is how they get the infected email past email security protocols placed by account holders. After all, the majority of email service providers are adept at detecting and filtering spam and phishing emails.…