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Advice on migrating to Post Quantum Cryptography original ↗

29 Sept 2024

Threat Actors Seek to Avoid Detection Using Reputation Control Bypasses original ↗

18 Aug 2024

Academics discover new vulnerability in Wi-Fi standard original ↗

26 May 2024

2023

Defending against recent and older cyber attacks original ↗

30 May 2023

Recommendations and Lessons Learned from the 3CX Attack (2023)original ↗

16 Apr 2023

2022

Adapting to Ransomwares Changing Tactics original ↗

11 Oct 2022

Protecting against phishing which can bypass MFA original ↗

23 Jul 2022

DogWalk Vulnerability Remains a Potential Threat to Windows Systems original ↗

30 Jun 2022

Vulnerable QNAP Devices Targeted by Ransomware original ↗

4 Apr 2022

Asus Routers Targeted by Cyclops Blink Malware original ↗

26 Mar 2022

Updated Android Trojan can steal 2FA codes original ↗

14 Mar 2022

March 2022 Update Summary original ↗

14 Mar 2022

Are current encryption algorithms vulnerable to quantum computers?original ↗

7 Mar 2022

Suggestions to improve security of printers on your network original ↗

28 Feb 2022

Microsoft Pluton: Coming to a system near you?original ↗

21 Feb 2022

2021

August 2021 Update Summary original ↗

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July 2021 Update Summary original ↗

13 Jul 2021

Western Digital My Book Live Devices Compromised original ↗

8 Jul 2021

June 2021 Update Summary original ↗

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8 Jun 2021

Blog Post: Shout Out June 2021 original ↗

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April 2021 Update Summary original ↗

20 Apr 2021

Blog Post: Shout Out April 2021 original ↗

13 Apr 2021

March 2021 Update Summary original ↗

3 Mar 2021

February 2021 Update Summary original ↗

27 Feb 2021

Windows 10 NTFS Corruption Vulnerability original ↗

6 Feb 2021

Hardware Vendors Innovate to Counter Firmware Threats original ↗

18 Jan 2021

January 2021 Update Summary original ↗

12 Jan 2021

TrickBot malware evolves to target system firmware original ↗

11 Jan 2021

2020

December 2020 Update Summary original ↗

9 Dec 2020

Ransomware Seeks to Encrypt your Virtual Machines original ↗

7 Dec 2020

November 2020 Update Summary original ↗

7 Dec 2020

October 2020 Update Summary original ↗

7 Dec 2020

Adobe Flash Player Approaching Final Milestone original ↗

8 Nov 2020

September 2020 Update Summary original ↗

3 Oct 2020

Windows Theme Files can be used to steal passwords original ↗

3 Oct 2020

Attackers for hire use Autodesk 3ds Max to steal key company data original ↗

1 Sept 2020

WastedLocker Seeks to Bypass Ransomware Defences original ↗

17 Aug 2020

August 2020 Update Summary original ↗

11 Aug 2020

Microsoft Adds Security Mitigations to Windows 10 Version 2004 original ↗

11 Aug 2020

July 2020 Update Summary original ↗

27 Jul 2020

Responding to the Critical Windows Server DNS Vulnerability CVE-2020-1350 original ↗

15 Jul 2020

Extent of Potential Windows DLL Hijacking Highlighted original ↗

9 Jul 2020

Magento 1 now end of life; Migrate to version 2 to minimise security risks original ↗

5 Jul 2020

Intel to Add Hardware Security Mitigations to Processors original ↗

29 Jun 2020

Defending Against Novel Techniques from Malware Authors original ↗

29 Jun 2020

CallStranger UPnP Vulnerability original ↗

29 Jun 2020

June 2020 Update Summary original ↗

9 Jun 2020

May 2020 Update Summary original ↗

11 May 2020

Citrix Patches Critical FileShare Vulnerabilities original ↗

7 May 2020

Pre-installed HP Support Assistant Vulnerabilities original ↗

11 Apr 2020

April 2020 Update Summary original ↗

11 Apr 2020

Zoom Begins to Address Security Concerns original ↗

10 Apr 2020

Recent Shodan Scan Reveals Increase in Risky Exposed RDP Access original ↗

4 Apr 2020

Better Securing Your Zoom Meetings (and other advice)original ↗

1 Apr 2020

Highlights from Pwn2Own 2020 original ↗

25 Mar 2020

Protecting against the Windows Adobe Type Manager (ATM) Zero Day Vulnerabilities original ↗

24 Mar 2020

Researchers Reveal Intel LVI Vulnerability original ↗

15 Mar 2020

March 2020 Update Summary original ↗

9 Mar 2020

Blog Post Shout-Out March 2020 original ↗

9 Mar 2020

Responding to the WPA-2 Kr00k Vulnerability original ↗

27 Feb 2020

Adobe Flash Player 2020 Update Tracker original ↗

19 Feb 2020

February 2020 Update Summary original ↗

11 Feb 2020

Vulnerability Within Philips Hue IoT Devices Disclosed original ↗

11 Feb 2020

Researchers Disclose New DMA Attacks original ↗

4 Feb 2020

Blog Post Shout-out: Potential for Ransomware to Leverage Windows EFS original ↗

21 Jan 2020

Cable Modems Vulnerable to Cable Haunt Vulnerabilities original ↗

21 Jan 2020

January 2020 Update Summary original ↗

14 Jan 2020

Microsoft Ends Support for Windows 7, Server 2008 and Server 2008 R2 original ↗

12 Jan 2020

2019

Magellan 2.0 SQLite Vulnerabilities: What you need to know original ↗

31 Dec 2019

SafeBreach Discloses Acer, Asus and Intel Vulnerabilities original ↗

31 Dec 2019

December 2019 Update Summary original ↗

31 Dec 2019

November 2019 Update Sumamry original ↗

31 Dec 2019

Responding to the recent ZombieLand 2 TSX Vulnerabilities original ↗

22 Nov 2019

Potential Privacy and Security Issues of Virtual Assistants Highlighted Again original ↗

12 Nov 2019

Exploits of BlueKeep Vulnerability Have Begun original ↗

12 Nov 2019

Blog Post Shout Out November 2019 original ↗

12 Nov 2019

October 2019 Update Sumamry original ↗

7 Oct 2019

Evaluating Anti-ransomware Tools original ↗

7 Oct 2019

Google Android Zero Day Vulnerability Disclosed original ↗

6 Oct 2019

Attackers Turn to OpenDocument Files Attempting to Bypass Attachment Scanning original ↗

6 Oct 2019

Researching the recent Windows CTF Vulnerabilities original ↗

16 Sept 2019

September 2019 Update Summary original ↗

10 Sept 2019

Mitigating August’s Remote Desktop Services (RDS) Vulnerabilities original ↗

18 Aug 2019

August 2019 Update Summary original ↗

11 Aug 2019

Mitigating the Intel SWAPGS Vulnerability original ↗

11 Aug 2019

IBM Creates “Warshipping” Proof of Concept Device original ↗

11 Aug 2019

Wind River Resolves Critical Infrastructure Vulnerabilities original ↗

6 Aug 2019

When vulnerability disclosure goes wrong original ↗

24 Jul 2019

Logitech Unifying Receiver Vulnerabilities original ↗

12 Jul 2019