Secrutiny Blog
2020 Marks the End of Support for Windows 7
Microsoft has issued patches for Windows 7 informing users that support will cease as of the 14th of January 2020 following a 10-year reign.
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Data Security – How Confident Are You?
A lack of confidence in data security can lead to devastating consequences for your organisation, a robust data security system should be your top priority.
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Stop What You’re Doing and Update Your Chrome Browser
Google is urging Chrome users to update their internet browsers immediately, due to a zero-day vulnerability being exploited by online criminals.
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Microsoft Patches Two Actively Exploited Windows Flaws
Microsoft confirmed 18 critical security vulnerabilities and exposures from a total of 64 unique CVEs, which If exploited can lead to remote code execution.
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Did You Know That Facebook Uses Your Mobile Number for More Than Just Security Purposes?
To improve account security, Facebook asked its users to enable two-factor authentication by using their mobile phone number. However, we’ve learnt that if Facebook has your number, it allows anyone on that platform to find you and there is no way to disable it.
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Secrutiny Advisory: New Scams Alert
The text message, under the alias Tesco, is targeting victims by using their name and car registration plates to ultimately cause damage and steal confidential information.
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Microsoft Exchange Vulnerability Could Allow for Privilege Escalation
Thanks to a Microsoft Exchange vulnerability anyone with access to your mailbox could raise their rights and become a Domain Administrator.
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Free Security Tool: Has Your Account Been Compromised? Ask, Have I Been Pwned?
Nearly 800 million email adressesses and passwords have been stolen from a series of breaches from websites around the internet.
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