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Chromecast chaos – 2nd gen devices go belly-up as Google struggles to fix certificate issue
Has your old Chromecast suddenly developed a problem?
You’re not alone it seems.
Many users of second-generation Chromecast and Chromecast Audio streaming devices have discovered that their beloved dongles have gone belly-up and are showing error mes…
New Wi-Fi Restriction policies for improved network security with IBM® MaaS360® Android app version 8.90 (BETA)
From Android version 8.90 (BETA) and later, IBM® MaaS360® introduces new Wi-Fi restriction policies to provide IT administrators with enhanced control over Wi-Fi settings on Android 13+ devices. These new policies use Google’s latest Android 13 APIs by…
Outpacing Cyberthreats: Bitdefender Together with Scuderia Ferrari HP in 2025
Bitdefender, a Scuderia Ferrari HP Team Partner, has unveiled its sponsorship assets for the 2025 racing season, marking the fourth season of this partnership. The Bitdefender logo and brand symbol will be prominently displayed on key safety elements p…
Robocall Scams: What They Are & How to Protect Your Small Business
Robocalls are automated phone calls that deliver pre-recorded messages. Businesses often use them for legitimate reasons, such as reminders for appointments or alerts about canceled flights. Unfortunately, scammers have also adopted robocalls, using th…
Termination Scams: Don’t Fall for Fake Job and Contract Cancellations
Imagine opening your inbox to find an urgent email from HR saying you’ve been fired. Or maybe you’re a small business owner who receives a message from a trusted supplier claiming they’re terminating your contract—along with a final invoice you need to…
Man found guilty of planting infinite loop logic bomb on ex-employer’s system
55-year old Davis Lu, of Houston, Texas, has been found guilty of intentionally causing damage to the computer systems of his ex-employer, and could face up to 10 years in prison.
Lu had been employed as a software developer between 2007 and 2019 by m…
Patch Your iPhone! iOS 18.3.2 Fixes Nasty WebKit Flaw Exploited by Hackers in ‘Sophisticated Attacks’
Apple is rolling out updates across its product lineup to address a weakness likely exploited by hackers in targeted attacks.
The updates – iOS 18.3.2 and iPadOS 18.3.2; macOS Sequoia 15.3.2; Safari 18.3.1, and visionOS 2.3.2 – deliver a handful of ge…
The Role of Brand Impersonation and Industry Verticals in Email Threats
Email remains a crucial tool for business communication but also a major target for cybercriminals. This article explores how different industries are impacted by email threats and the growing problem of brand impersonation. By understanding these tren…