14 Jul

Why less can be more in backup and recovery management

Webinar Most IT infrastructures evolve over time as the needs of the business and its users change to meet fresh demands and comply with updated

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13 Jul

1.9m patient records exposed in healthcare debt collector ransomware attack

Professional Finance Company, a Colorado-based debt collector whose customers include hundreds of US hospitals, medical clinics, and dental groups, recently disclosed that more than 1.9

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13 Jul

This big phish can swim around MFA, says Microsoft Security

A widespread phishing campaign that has hit more than 10,000 organizations since September 2021 uses adversary-in-the-middle (AiTM) proxy sites to get around multifactor authentication (MFA)

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13 Jul

SCOTUS judges ‘doxxed’ after overturning Roe v Wade

The US Supreme Court justices who overturned Roe v. Wade last month may have been doxxed – had their personal information including physical and IP

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13 Jul

Mergers and acquisitions put zero trust to the ultimate test

When Jay Chaudhry launched Zscaler in 2007, he envisioned a number of use cases for the zero-trust platform, from security for a growing distributed, virtualized

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13 Jul

X.org servers update closes 2 security holes, adds neat component tweaks

X.org has released a bunch of updates, which includes closing two security holes and, yes, this affects Wayland users too. A batch of updates to

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13 Jul

Can My Phone Be Tracked If Location Services Are Off?

Your smartphone comes with built-in location services, which are useful if you lose it or if you use an app that needs to know your

Author rabih
12 Jul

How to Set Up a VPN on an Android in 2022

There’s no denying that the internet fills a big part of our days. Whether playing, working, or studying, we rely on staying connected. But just

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12 Jul

Microsoft’s July Patch Tuesday fixes actively exploited bug

Patch Tuesday Despite worries that Patch Tuesday may not be as exciting now that Microsoft’s Windows Autopatch is live — with a slew of caveats

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12 Jul

Amazon squashes years-old authentication bugs in AWS Kubernetes service

AWS fixed three authentication bugs present in one line of code in its IAM Authenticator for Kubernetes, used by the cloud giant’s popular managed Kubernetes

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12 Jul

Don’t Stop Learning! Jeremy’s McAfee Journey

Our How I Got Here series spotlights the stories of team members who have successfully grown their careers here at McAfee. This journey features Jeremy whose passion

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12 Jul

Older AMD, Intel chips vulnerable to data-leaking ‘Retbleed’ Spectre variant

Older AMD and Intel chips are vulnerable to yet another Spectre-based speculative-execution attack that exposes secrets within kernel memory despite defenses already in place. Mitigating

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12 Jul

How to Set Up a VPN on an iPhone in 2022

A virtual private network (VPN) is a tool that hides your geolocation and protects your privacy while you’re online. It does this by creating an

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12 Jul

Microsoft 365 patches for Windows 7 to end in 2023

Microsoft has warned users clinging to Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 that the end really is nigh. Windows 7 went out of support in 2020,

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12 Jul

Play it safe: 5 reasons not to download pirated games

It’s all fun and games until you get hacked – and this is just one risk of downloading cracked games Revenue in the global video

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12 Jul

UK Info Commissioner slams use of WhatsApp by health officials during pandemic

The UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) on Monday issued a reprimand and called for a review of how and whether messaging services should be used

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12 Jul

Take the day off: Windows Autopatch is live and can even fix cloudy PCs

Microsoft’s promised service to enable automatic patching of Windows has gone live. The software giant on Monday announced Windows Autopatch is up and running. Not

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11 Jul

San Francisco cops want real-time access to private security cameras for surveillance

San Francisco lawmakers are mulling a proposed law that would allow police to use private security cameras – think: those in residential doorbells, medical clinics,

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