Google’s Messy Algorithm Update
There looks to be a Google algorithm update rolling out between the 10th to 15th of September 2021 which is causing widespread fluctuations in the… Read More »Google’s Messy Algorithm Update
Kaseya ransomware
Kaseya, an IT solutions developer for MSPs and enterprise clients, announced that it had become the victim of a cyberattack on July 2, over the… Read More »Kaseya ransomware
Google Chrome tougher for hackers to attack
Google has revealed Chrome 90 has adopted a new Windows 10 security feature called Hardware-enforced Stack Protection” to protect the memory stack from attackers. Hardware-enforced… Read More »Google Chrome tougher for hackers to attack
NimzaLoader malware why it is unusual
A prolific cyber criminal hacking operation is distributing new malware which is written in a programming language rarely used to compile malicious code. Dubbed NimzaLoade… Read More »NimzaLoader malware why it is unusual
Trickbot malware
Trickbot malware has risen to fill the gap left by the takedown of the Emotet botnet, with a higher number of criminals shifting towards it… Read More »Trickbot malware
Microsoft Exchange Server hack
Four zero-day vulnerabilities in Microsoft Exchange Server are being actively exploited by a state-sponsored threat group from China and appear to have been adopted by… Read More »Microsoft Exchange Server hack
M1 Mac write issue
Apple has some world-class SSD engineers. They’ve led the industry in integrating flash into their notebooks and in high bandwidth consumer SSDs in general. I’m confident… Read More »M1 Mac write issue
Listings Due to Expire in 2021
If you have listings that are over one year old you need to resubmit them to the web site and delete the older listing or… Read More »Listings Due to Expire in 2021
Why did you reduce your hours in 2020?
The short answer is that I decided to turn the stay at home mandate issued in March of 2020 into a positive learning experience. Most… Read More »Why did you reduce your hours in 2020?
Last Patch Tuesday of 2020
Microsoft has published today 58 security fixes across 10+ products and services, as part of the company’s monthly batch of security updates, known as Patch… Read More »Last Patch Tuesday of 2020