Gadgets in Microsoft Sidebar can be a security threat
The sidebar is enabled by default in most new installations of MS Windows Vista and MS Windows 7. Microsoft has confirmed potential security issues with this and has issued a…
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The sidebar is enabled by default in most new installations of MS Windows Vista and MS Windows 7. Microsoft has confirmed potential security issues with this and has issued a…
Read moreIt’s patch time again, and the August 2012 batch promises to be exciting. Microsoft has 5 bulletins listed as critical and Adobe has an update to Acrobat Reader that’s also…
Read moreEveryone, we were just notified that there had been an issue with one of the RBL (realtime blacklists) that we use for managing SPAM. We have removed the RBL from…
Read moreIt’s no secret that Samsung has a good (great?) thing going with it’s latest flagship smartphone, the Galaxy SIII, so it was kindof surprising to me to hear that they…
Read moreThe Zeus trojan [kit] has been HUGE in the past and is probably the favorite crimeware toolkit for those looking to break into the biz. It’s targetd Android devices for…
Read moreIt’s been said over and over and over (ad nauseum) but, just in case, I’ll go ahead and say it again. The folks that write (and use) viruses and malware…
Read moreI’ve had a few people point me to this story (linked below), some legitimately concerned and some simply pointing it out, and I wanted to take a moment to add…
Read moreToday is the first full day of use out of our new helpdesk and, so far, the feedback has been almost all positive. One thing that we are noticing that…
Read moreIt’s somewhat lacking on content, but the knowledgebase is now active on the Client Support Center. We will be migrating articles from our internal knowledgebase and, if you have any…
Read moreIn September of 2011, I sent out an email asking for help, feedback to help us serve our customers better. Since that email, we have been working to implement some…
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