Microsoft issues emergency security update
A private security researcher discovered two bugs affecting Windows 10 and Windows Server 2019 that can allow a remote attacker to take remote control of a computer if a user…
Read moreAnother day, another phishing scam (or two)
As more and more people continue to work from home, we are seeing attackers leveraging social engineering tactics like phishing even more frequently, knowing that these teleworkers are typically not…
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Phishing Emails. What to look for to protect yourself, your team and your organization.
Phishing has long since been a go-to for the bad guys as an easy way to get malware on or access to victim computers. The trick for the bad guy…
Read moreClosed Monday, 25 May 2020 for Memorial Day
Cyber Tech Cafe will be closed Monday, 25 May 2020 in observance of Memorial Day. We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to all of the men and women…
Read moreMay 2020 News & Updates
Executive Summary COVID-19 Response – The health and safety of our team, our clients and our business partners is of paramount importance to us at Cyber Tech Cafe. We are…
Read moreOpen for Business
We’re excited to announce that the Cyber Tech Cafe office is back open for business and back to normal operating schedule and operating hours.
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Beware, fake ransomware attacks are making the rounds again.
Don’t get me wrong, there are still tons of legitimate ransomware attacks circulating about but the fake ones seem to ebb and flow as well. Below is an email that…
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Official reopen date is 4 May 2020 (Star Wars Day)!
It’s been a long few weeks and we’ve still got a little more than a week to go but we’re excited to announce that we will be reopening the shop…
Read moreApril 2020 News & Updates
Executive Summary COVID-19 Response – The health and safety of our team, our clients and our business partners is of paramount importance to us at Cyber Tech Cafe. We are…
Read moreApparent phishing campaign spreading Kryptik trojan
We are seeing a surge in phishing attacks attempting to spread the Kryptik trojan. Currently, both Fortinet and ESET are successfully identifying and blocking the trojan but the phishing campaign…
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