What is your mother’s name? And your favorite color? We don’t want to interrogate you, these are the security questions we have to answer in order to recover our password or as an extra step during the identification process. If we have forgotten our password, after failing all attempts to entering it correctly, the platform […]

Finally you have your new smartphone in your hands. Whether it is a Nexus, an iPhone or a BQ we are sure that one of the first things you do is download WhatsApp. You are so focused on setting up the app that you haven’t stopped to think about the implications of your WhatsApp identification […]

In the April 7 issue of our Advisory, we wrote about Dyre banking malware that were used in phishing campaigns across the globe. Unfortunately, this threat hasn’t abated. Dyre malware was first profiled last year. Since then it has grown from strength to strength, posing a threat to not just to Europe and North America […]

If you are a business owner, probably one of the things you wonder is how to monitor all your devices? Well, with Systems Management you can manage and maintain them easily and affordably, whether they are in the office or on remote. Systems management allows you to optimize your IT infrastructure’s performance by automating its […]

This week we joined droves of vendors and executives in celebrating InfoSecurity Europe’s 20 year anniversary. The venue, the London Olympia, is a behemoth filled wall-to-wall with company banners, awkward sales pitches, gimmicky totebags, gift lightsabers, and ‘free’ prosecco readily exchanged for cloud security pitches. Security vendors, security vendors everywhere This year, the organizers wisely […]

Perhaps it’s not the most common operating system on home computers, but for companies there is no other like it. To be exact, there isn’t a safer one. It’s Linux, and corporations around the world rely on this operating system to run their servers. According to the latest study by the Linux Foundation on the operating system most used […]

BREAKING NEWS! In last week’s advisory, dated 25 May, we talked about JPEG files being used as a vehicle to spread malware. Now you can get hacked by just clicking on a photo.  That photo of a pretty woman that you just received, or a photo of a cute animal that someone has sent you, […]

With the 2014 tax filing season in the rearview mirror, state tax authorities are struggling to incorporate new approaches to identifying and stopping fraudulent tax refund requests, a $6 billion-a-year problem that’s hit many states particularly hard this year. But some states say they are encountering resistance to those efforts on nearly every front, from Uncle […]