The Exchange server hack keeps on going: https://www.technewsworld.com/story/87095.html : (April 13 story) Fortune 500s Hit by MS Exchange Breach Maybe still unaware. Although this article lists a lot of Fortune 500 companies with large budgets, they seem to have missed the Microsoft Exchange Server vulnerability fix. Probably the reason is that this specific problem was […]
Read more >There are massive attacks on our computer and network systems every day so that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) can keep surviving and subjecting it’s citizens and all people of the world. China is even copying the West’s Colonial experience with the Belt & Road Initiative. It is a perfect copy and ‘improvement’ by going […]
Read more >We have enough Cybersecurity – I have an IT guy that knows a lot and my gut tells me to trust him. Is that your gut? Or your heart? Do we trust our gut for everything? Some things? This book “The Smartest Person in the Room” by Christian Espinosa Says that many IT people are […]
Read more >This is a snowball rolling down the hill – the latest Dark Reading story discusses the latest thinking: “Attacks exploiting the flaws were first spotted in January. They initially were limited and targeted, seemingly for espionage: the adversaries primarily targeted specific email accounts. Microsoft attributed the activity to a group it calls Hafnium, believed to […]
Read more >30,000 organizations including small businesses, towns and local governments with an exchange server, i.e. anyone who runs their own exchange server was susceptible to getting hacked. Krebs on Security blogpost. Also we have the following story: White House cites ‘active threat,’ urges action despite Microsoft patch The problem may be that if one was attacked […]
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