90% of Businesses Aren’t Ready For Cyberattacks, New Report Shows
The data is a stark reminder that businesses are falling behind when it comes to cybersecurity.
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Microsoft PowerPoint ‘Mouseover’ Malware Hack Uncovered
PowerPoint recipients can fall victim to the attack simply by hovering their mouse over the link.
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Microsoft Is Getting Rid of Passwords For Its Virtual Desktop
Microsoft users are sick of remembering complicated, clunky passcodes — and the company is taking note.
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Data Breaches That Have Happened in 2022 So Far
Apple, Meta, Twitter, and Samsung have all disclosed cybersecurity attacks this year. We track the latest data breaches.
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Fake Zoom Websites Are Tricking Users Into Downloading Malware
The sites are designed to replicate Zoom's home page, complete with the same designs, colors, and friendly download button.
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Open-Source Cyberattacks Rose 700% Across the Last 3 Years
Open-source threats have been growing at a sustained rate across the last 3 years. Can a firewall really keep you safe?
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Former Microsoft VP Knows If You’re About to Get Laid Off
Contract workers are at the highest risk, but they're not the only ones who should keep an eye out for the next job.
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Tech Companies That Have Made Layoffs in 2022
2022 has seen a series of layoffs from the likes of Microsoft, Twitter, and Tesla. We track the latest redundancies in tech.
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Slack and Microsoft Teams Are Worryingly Hackable
Security researchers have produced a report that claims neither platform has proper app vetting procedures.
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Microsoft Tells Companies to “Re-Recruit” Employees to Their Positions
A recent survey has found that employees need more learning and growth opportunities to stop them from hopping between jobs.
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Google Staff Share Cuts Concerns in Tense Meeting With CEO
A recent all-hands meeting culminated in a visibly annoyed Sundar Pichai advising staff to not "equate fun with money".
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Zoho ManageEngine Vulnerability Draws Attention of CISA
Zoho offers some of the best tools for businesses to grow and scale, but is this security vulnerability a dealbreaker?
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Tech Firms Allowed to Boost Internet Access in Iran Amidst Protests
The US Treasury Department will allow tech firms to intervene in Iran, which has cut off internet access to millions.
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Microsoft Teams Adds Live Translated Captions to Meetings
The feature is out now and replaces a much more complicated method of communicating with foreign language coworkers.
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ExpressVPN Launches Its First Ever Hardware Product
Aircove offers impressive wireless speeds of 1,200 Mbps — but is ExpressVPN the best tool for browsing securely?
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Twitter Is Logging Users Out To Resolve Password Bug
The bug, which may have comprised the privacy of some accounts, has been circulating on the platform since 2021.
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Meta Covertly Trims Down Workforce To Reduce Costs By 10%
As the company continues to invest in its AI future, its employees are quietly being shown the door.
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‘Convincing’ Phishing Campaign Impersonates Govt. Agencies
Researchers have spotted the latest iteration of a 3-year long phishing campaign that is getting increasingly sophisticated.
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American Airlines Data Breach: What You Need to Know
The US airline - which currently boasts the world's largest fleet of aircraft - has fallen victim to a phishing campaign.
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MFA Fatigue: How Hackers Breached Uber, Microsoft, and Cisco
The tactic, which has been utilized by the hacking group Lap$us, preys on users getting frustrated by endless notifications.
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Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge Spell Check Could Reveal Passwords
Extended spell check features in Google and Microsoft web browser settings share personal data, including passwords.
