IT Support for Kent and Sussex, Ekahau Wireless Survey Suppliers

Rye, East Sussex
Joined December 2013
MultiTask Computing retweeted
FYI if you have an active Amazon Prime membership and you get an email that looks like this, it is a phishing-type scam. From the sender's domain it looks like it originated in Romania. Always be sure to read the fine print with these messages!
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@askSageUKI @sageuk @SteveHare Sage are saying "For most customers, our Sage Drive service is working as expected". Im very interested to see if this is the case. If you use Sage Drive could you answer the poll please?
17%Sage Drive is working
83%Sage Drive doesnt work.
18 votes • Final results
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iTrack GPS Trackers@iTrack_UK18 Jun 2020
Replying to @sageuk
@sageuk @askSageUKI I think your customers deserve a detailed explanation of the fault and what is causing the #sagedrive issues.Vague copy/paste updates are not acceptable.Has there been a breach of user data? Our business is crippled as a result of this incompetence.Sort it out
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When you go to the #NHS do you expect your details to be *routinely* handed to a credit reference agency (@Experian) for checks? Patients' details at some Trusts have been handed over for years, and now we find @NHSEngland / @NHSImprovement want a whole bunch more to do it!
Revealed: NHS patient data handed to credit check company as part of 'bulk residency check' hsj.co.uk/policy-and-regulat…
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SMB1 support now disabled by default as of Samba 4.11.0. Even Linux doesn’t want this garbage protocol. samba.org/samba/history/samb…
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Breaking ⁦@propublica⁩: medical images and data from more than 5 million Americans have been insecurely placed online. propublica.org/article/milli…
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Four out of five schools have suffered a cybersecurity incident such as phishing or malware and one in five have reported unauthorised access to their computers, networks or servers by their own ... twib.in/l/kgpB44bdLX4a via @InfoSecHotSpot
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If you've seen people post weird, legal-ish text to Facebook or Instagram lately declaring that "a new rule starts tomorrow," here's what's going on—and why that text doesn't actually make a difference. eff.org/deeplinks/2019/08/th…
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Social engineering remains the top vulnerability organizations face because humans remain the easiest way to access networks or databases, says Stu Sjouwerman, Founder and CEO of KnowBe4. Regular training sessions coupled with creat... twib.in/l/dgBXe74kdn7R via @InfoSecHotSpot
We received a call from a victim of SIM Swap Fraud today. The root cause was password re-use that enabled fraudsters access to his mobile provider’s accounts. Security is all linked. ✅ Unique, strong passwords ✅ 2FA ✅ Update Software #SimSwap
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How I lost £25,000 when my cryptocurrency was stolen: bbc.co.uk/news/business-4917… (by me for @bbc)
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Left school? So has lots of your personal data. Here's how to find out who knows what about you and why. It's free. bit.ly/2KMhhdg #MyRecordsMyRights #ALevels2019 #ALevelResultsDay2019 #GCSEs2019
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Cybercrime never sleeps. Juniper Research pegs the number of digital records that will be stolen in 2023 at 33 billion, compared with the 12 billion stolen in 2018. As recently as 2017, the U.S ... twib.in/l/nXpx9Rq6yg95 via @InfoSecHotSpot
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Another good post on the technical details of the CapitalOne breach: blog.cloudsploit.com/a-techn… I had missed the details about S3:Sync permission enabling the full download of data (I had assumed it was extra Read permissions). Subtle.
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CRITICAL ALERT – Automatic disinfection failed is a tech support scam that generates intrusive pop-ups and uses Microsoft’s name to trick users into calling a specific phone number. The pop-ups could appear in full-screen mode and m... twib.in/l/eEMb6zrEEbdA via @InfoSecHotSpot
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Forget Chrome... Nominet outlines the UK stance on maintaining state censorship via DNS over HTTPS and Google will comply melonfarmers.co.uk/me_tech_1…
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So I'm going to disagree with these. #1 Yes, "password reuse" is the greatest threat. People use the same email/password combo across websites. When hackers break into one, they get the logins for all the rest. This is by far the biggest way hackers are hacking you.
A friend just asked me what I think are the top 4 cybersecurity threats that small companies face. Here's what I told her, curious what you all think: 1/5
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If you are thinking of using the #FaceApp consider Section 5 of the ToS & that you grant FaceApp a perpetual, irrevocable, nonexclusive, royalty-free, worldwide, fully-paid, transferable sub-licensable licence to use your content (and which may be of your friends or colleagues)
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The @BBCBreakfast covered the FaceApp (ageing app). All fun stuff. A pity they didn’t take the opportunity to consider the embedded trackers like Facebook Analytics & Google Ads, or even the significant collection of device & behavioural data via the app faceapp.com/privacy
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Yeah #FaceApp is going viral again. It's still not smart to upload a picture of your face to whatever app happens to be popular this week. Read more: techcrunch.com/2019/07/16/ai… #privacy #facialrecognition