June 2014 News and Updates
What’s New Is TrueCrypt Gone? – The short answer is, as far as the name “TrueCrypt” is concerned, it likely is. On 28 May, SANS reported that TrueCrypt had been effectively…
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What’s New Is TrueCrypt Gone? – The short answer is, as far as the name “TrueCrypt” is concerned, it likely is. On 28 May, SANS reported that TrueCrypt had been effectively…
Read moreWe found out today that, for some reason, some inbound email is being *extremely* delayed. After digging into the issue a bit, it looks like some nameservers (Google’s public nameservers…
Read moreWhat’s New Internet Explorer Zero Day – There was a nasty zero day vulnerability discovered in Internet Explorer this month. The vulnerability was very similar to countless other zero day…
Read moreWhat’s New Two Big Stories This Month RIP Windows XP – As of 8 April 2014, Microsoft will no longer be providing support for Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Office 2003,…
Read moreJust a quick reminder that we are now less than a week away from the end of life for Microsoft Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Exchange Server 2003 and a…
Read moreI’ve written a number of times on the Cryptolocker virus but just got a call from a client that walked into her office this morning to find that all of…
Read moreProject Get Off Your Can And Do What You Can is under way!! Last month, we posted an article that we would be accepting donations of older Windows XP computers,…
Read moreWhat’s New PLEASE READ THIS – We reported that the Cryptolocker virus was making it’s way around the Internet again back on 17 October 2013 and have reported a few…
Read moreWe have had 3 instances in as many days of clients having trouble connecting via wifi to AT&T Uverse routers. The computers tend to connect everywhere else and, after manually…
Read moreThe 2014 Tax Season is upon us and the US Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US CERT, http://www.us-cert.gov/) is providing some good advice for the barrage of scams and malware campaigns that…
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