Windows 11 Unveils New Black Screen of Death and Auto Recovery Tool
Explore the latest updates in Windows 11 24H2, featuring a new Black Screen of Death and an enhanced auto recovery tool to improve system resilience and reduce downtime.
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Critical Vulnerability in LiveHelperChat 4.61: Stored XSS Exploit
TL;DR LiveHelperChat 4.61 contains a stored Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability in the Department Assignment Alias Nick Field. This flaw allows attackers to inject malicious scripts, compromis...
UK Sets New Cybersecurity Measures: Banning Ransomware Payments in Public Sector
The UK government is introducing stringent measures to combat ransomware attacks by prohibiting public sector organizations from paying ransoms.
UK Government Implements Ban on Ransomware Payments for Public Sector and Critical Infrastructure
TL;DR The UK government is set to prohibit public sector and critical infrastructure organizations from paying ransoms in the event of ransomware attacks. This move aims to strengthen cybersecurity...
Insights from Security Leaders on the Qantas Data Breach
Explore expert insights on the Qantas data breach, its implications, and the future of cybersecurity.
The Urgent Need to Modernize Access Control: Why Proximity Cards Pose a Security Risk
TL;DR Proximity cards, long used in physical access control systems, are now a significant security vulnerability. This article highlights the urgent need for modernizing access control systems to ...
Open Source Security: The Power of Community and Transparency
TL;DR Open source software’s security relies heavily on community scrutiny. This article explores the “speedrun” phenomenon and its implications for enhancing security and efficiency in open source...
Microsoft Alert: Windows Server KB5062557 Triggers Cluster and VM Issues
TL;DR Microsoft has identified issues with the Windows Server 2019 security update KB5062557, causing Cluster service failures and VM restarts. Businesses are advised to seek support to mitigate th...
Microsoft Addresses Critical SharePoint 2016 Zero-Days amid Active Exploitation
Microsoft releases essential patches to address critical zero-day vulnerabilities in SharePoint 2016, urging admins to update immediately to prevent potential exploits.
Microsoft Links SharePoint Vulnerabilities to Chinese Hacker Groups
Discover how Microsoft has connected recent SharePoint exploits to three distinct Chinese hacker groups, highlighting critical cybersecurity concerns and necessary precautions.