Batten down the DNS hatches as attackers strike Feds
If enterprise IT folks haven’t taken a look at their DNS ecosystem recently now may be a good time. This week the […]
Tag: Security
Cisco patches serious SD-WAN software security holes
Cisco has patched security vulnerabilities in four packages of SD-WAN Solution software that address buffer overflow, arbitrary file override and privilege access […]
The Roger Stone Indictment: 4 Key Takeaways
Roger Stone’s pre-dawn arrest in Florida Friday, a raid executed by FBI agents working without salary during the government shutdown, had long […]
One Man’s Obsessive Fight to Reclaim His Cambridge Analytica Data
It’s 8 on a Wednesday morning in January, and David Carroll’s Brooklyn apartment, a sunny, wood-beamed beauty converted from an old sandpaper […]
Remove the Zip Cruncher PUP
Zip Cruncher is a potentially unwanted program that claims it is a ZIP archive utility, but also installs unwanted extensions, adware, or […]
Remove the AppSync PUP
AppSync is a potentially unwanted program that installs programs on to your computer. These programs include other adware, unwanted extensions, and potentially […]
Remove the AppMaster PUP
AppMaster is an adware program that is installed along with other programs. When installed, it will periodically display desktop poups for unwanted […]
Remove the Go.normandoh.com Browser Hijacker
Normandoh.com is a home page and search hijacker that uses a custom built Chromium browser, which is the open source version of […]
It’s Not Quite Doomsday o’Clock—But It Should Be
Each January, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists greets the new year with a readout of its Doomsday Clock, an allegorical timepiece […]
Ensuring Data Privacy in Public Clouds
Most enterprises spread data and applications across multiple cloud providers, typically referred to as a multicloud approach. While it is in the best interest […]