IT Security

As of 01/07/2024 (July 1, 2024), the classic Teams application will no longer be supported by Microsoft. Users still running classic Teams should update to the new MS Teams immediately.

A serious security vulnerability has been found on most Apple devices that could allow hackers to take full control of their devices. Apple has released a patch for this, and have advised you update your device immediately.

A vulnerability was found on Android devices equipped with chipsets built by Qualcomm and MediaTek that could allow hackers to potentially hijack your device.

With the Russian invasion of Ukraine still ongoing, how big a security threat is this to the UK and how can businesses help protect themselves from potential cyber-attacks?

A vulnerability found in Apache’s logging library, Log4j, has been dubbed as one of the biggest security flaws discovered in recent years and could affect some of the world’s most popular applications and services.

A public Proof-of-Concept (POC) exploit has been published on software development website GitHub which confirms there is a flaw in Azure AD that allows for brute-force attacks. This means attackers can make multiple attempts at guessing a username and password until credentials are accepted. Microsoft initially said this mechanism was deliberate, but have since seemingly back tracked.

A flaw found in Outlook/Exchange’s Autodiscover feature has resulted in over 100,000 credentials of Windows domains being leaked worldwide.

Apple has released security updates for a zero-click vulnerability found in Apple devices including iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch. The flaw was discovered by an independent researcher, and as a result, anyone with an Apple device listed above are urged to update their devices immediately to protect themselves from the malware.