A Microsoft Windows Update is wreaking havoc with printers worldwide this week was intended to provide updates to security but the update crashes some print drivers due to overflowing a GDI Object limit of 10,000. The bug afflicts a wide range of printers and print drivers, as reported by WindowsLatest earlier this week. If you’re Read More
Microsoft365 users are being warned to avoid a phishing scam that attempts to trick them into handing over their usernames and passwords. The scam is targeting users of Microsoft’s OneDrive cloud hosting service. OneDrive is integrated into Microsoft365 and offers storage for documents, photos, and other files in the cloud. As traditional phishing scams become Read More
With the coronavirus pandemic forcing millions of people to work, learn, and socialize from home, Zoom conferences are becoming a default method to connect. And with popularity comes abuse. However, security researchers started speaking out about security lapses in the program, the new trend of “Zoombombing,” and crashing public meetings with obscenities and worse. The Read More
Email Scams Scams are generally delivered in the form of a spam email (but remember, not all spam emails contain scams). Scams are designed to trick you into disclosing information that will lead to defrauding you or stealing your identity. Examples of email scams include: emails offering financial, physical or emotional benefits, which are in reality linked to a Read More
Access your office resources from your home In response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, many organizations are asking their employees to work remotely. This, though, brings new challenges to the workplace as users adapt to video meetings, screen sharing, and the use of remote collaboration tools. To assist a new wave of remote works ICU Read More
