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Zoom Is Now a New Attack Vector – Of Course.

Dan Goodin of Ars Technica reports on a Zoom vulnerability.  -Article

As You Might Expect; Bad Guys are Monetizing this Situation

DH Kass of MSSP Alert reports on cyber-threats to remote workers. -Article

Attacks Can Come From Any Angle

Sergiu Gatlan reports on new malware delivery method. -Article

It Really Is An Arms Race: Google 2FA Codes Being Intercepted

Catalin Cimpanu of Zero Day reports on an attack targeting Google Authenticator app. -Article

An old and yet potent threat to your business in resurgence again

Brien Posey of ITPro Today reports on old method being used to deliver new threats. -Article

Great New Option for Internal Vulnerability Scanning and IOT Alerting

Most of your clients and prospects already have IoT in their businesses—unfortunately, about 80% of it is unsecure. Since many businesses have not secured their IoT, hackers are able to breach their clients’ networks through their IoT devices. That is ...

Old Attack Spreads in New Ways – Over Anyone’s WiFi

Lindsey ODonnell of Threat Post reports on novel way malware is being spread. -Article

Microsoft . . . stop hijacking our browsers, hiding information from IT professionals and just acting like asses, please

  Susan Bradley of AskWoody reports on Microsoft's update methods.  -Article  

US Federal Court in Boston Decision Supports Personal Privacy

Electronic Frontier Foundation reports on searches of travelers mobile devices. -Article

Think Open Source software is immune to hacking? Not so much.

  Ionut Ilascu of Bleeping Computer reports on ODT Files being used as an attack vector. -Article.

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