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The Cost of “Free” Games and the New Model That Pays With Patience
Can frustrating your customers actually become a profitable business model? Certain free-to-play mobile games suggest it might, as developers reportedly manipulate difficulty…
8.8 Million Records Protected by Just “123456”
What if something as simple as a “123456” password was the only thing that stood between cybercriminals and your customers’ personal information?…
Microsoft Fixes One-Click Windows 11 Account Bypass
Do you prefer to set up your business computers without linking them to Microsoft accounts? If so, things are about to get…
Microsoft Takes Down Phishing Network Behind One Billion Messages
How well can your employees recognize phishing scams that impersonate trusted companies? A recent Microsoft phishing network takedown disrupted a massive criminal…
Bank of America Races To Fix Mythos-Found Flaws
Is your establishment prepared for AI-powered vulnerability detection when even major financial institutions are struggling to keep pace? Anthropic’s Mythos exposed numerous…
Publisher Files Get a New Home in LibreOffice
Does your business still rely on Microsoft Publisher for marketing materials? With Microsoft retiring this software, accessing old documents may become a…
LinkedIn Lets Professionals Get Paid for Their Expertise
Is your establishment making the most of its LinkedIn presence? Beyond networking, the platform is exploring new ways for professionals to earn…
Microsoft Exchange Bug Puts Company Mailboxes at Risk
What if cybercriminals could snoop through your organization’s sensitive emails without hacking each account directly? A serious Microsoft Exchange bug gives attackers…
Outlook Gets Tougher on Risky Files
How well can your business fend off malicious email attachments? Even legitimate Windows installer formats can turn into malware delivery vehicles in…
NETGEAR Launches a Dark Web Watchdog
How much damage can stolen data cause your business before you even notice? The NETGEAR dark web watchdog aims to close this…