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On Thursday, August 27, PaperCut told its customers that criminals were actively breaking into its print management software and shipped an emergency patch. By Friday, researchers at Huntress and watc...
Russian state-backed hackers are breaking into in-house email servers with no click and no attachment, just opening the message is the whole attack, then planting a hidden back door called OWAReaper t...
A flaw in Adobe Reader and Acrobat, the PDF programs almost every office uses, is being used in real attacks, and CISA put it on its known-exploited list. Adobe shipped the fix. Windows Update doesn’t...
A practical guide to keeping your software, firmware, and systems up to date, especially if you handle Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) under federal contracts.
If you subcontract on federal work, the prime contractor will ask how you keep your computers up to date, usually on a security questionnaire. Here is a practical patch routine: know what is installed...
This article discusses how outdated browsers have become one of the easiest targets for attackers. Security vulnerabilities are discovered in browser software regularly, and each one is a potential en...