A quick Saturday digest of cybersecurity news articles from other sources.The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) on Tuesday said that an infection by an unidentified ransomware strain forced the shutdown of a natural-gas pipeline for two days.
A guest infographic from Chicago area managed service provider MXOTech. I recommend clicking thorough the link so you can read the complete article.
The Corp.com domain is for sale, and depending on who ends up owning it, this could be catastrophic for companies that use Windows domains and Active Directory. It basically is Microsoft’s fault (of course), except it is not. The problem is that many admins who were setting up Active Directory domains for their company followed the directions a little too exactly. In Microsoft’s ...
Insider threats, the risks and dangers caused by malicious or careless acts performed by your own employees, contractors, and trusted vendors is perhaps the most difficult cyber attack to detect and defend. What happens when a member of your own IT department turns to the dark side?
Between 2015 and 2019, IT executive Hicham Kabbaj scammed his employer out of $6 million dollars for servers, other products, and installation services by fictitious ...
Continue Reading →From Pinterest. This may be one of the reasons I am getting happier as I get older – CRS syndrome – Can’t Remember Shit.
