A fake email pretending to be from Microsoft is circulating asking users to enable Two Factor Authentication (2FA) on your Microsoft account. Whilst we recommend using 2FA, this fake email is never the way we would ask you to enable 2FA. The email contains the subject similar to this “COMPANY NAME-Notification for yourname@companyemail.com Msg#253456952298” With
September Patch Tuesday Microsoft has started pushing out September’s security fixes. Included in this month’s security fixes is another Windows zero-day vulnerability already being exploited by attackers, Microsoft has confirmed. Users are advised to apply the security updates as soon as possible. If you are under Comcare support, we will be installing the updates for
Microsoft 365 Email phishing scams! The email below is a classic example of an email phishing scam trying to steal my MS 365 login credentials. The sender is trying to request me to click on a link to update my MS 365 password. At first glance, it can look like a genuine email but if
Until relatively recently, ransomware was probably not a major threat for most ordinary computer and internet users – infections were often picked up only by visiting less reputable websites in the darker corners of the worldwide web – but with high-profile attacks like that on the NHS, this has all changed. The so-called ‘WannaCry’ attack
HOW DO YOU AVOID BEING HIT BY RANSOMWARE? There are several layers of protection: EDUCATION Anyone with access to company computers, servers and email should be made aware about the dangers of malicious email and phishing scams. A training program to inform users about the dangers and how to be diligent and spot the potential
