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The countdown clock has been ticking on Windows XP for a couple of years now, but the end is coming into view. There are only 140 days to go before Microsoft ends its extended support, and that means no more patches and no more security fixes. Given that XP is not exactly famous for itsRead more about Microsoft’s Windows XP Time Bomb Is Ticking (from 500 to 140 days)[…]
Having just read a security review for 2012, I thought it worth sharing a condensed version with you. It was a busy year and one where security has been hitting the headlines. Anonymous and other “hacktivist” groups were busy taking down sites and causing havoc, when they didn’t agree with the stance of a company or organisation. We sawRead more about 2012 Security Update[…]
At Webster Consulting we have already published the cost savings when moving to Google – SORCE saved 300% when doing so. However the news is even better Stay connected from anywhere With Google Apps, all your work is automatically saved in the cloud. You’ll have access to your email, calendar, documents, and sites and be ableRead more about Cut Your IT Costs – Boost Efficiency[…]
Malware writers have used Crossrider, a cross-browser extension development framework, to build a click-fraud worm that spreads on Facebook, security researchers from antivirus firm Kaspersky Lab said on Monday. Crossrider is a legitimate Javascript framework that implements a unified API (application programming interface) for building Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome and Internet Explorer extensions. The APIRead more about Cross-browser worm spreads via Facebook, security experts warn[…]
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Attackers create fake security certificates
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HM REVENUE & Customs (HMRC) is warning taxpayers to be vigilant following a surge of fake ‘phishing’ emails sent by fraudsters.