Microsoft's New Passkey Feature Is Being Used Against You
Attackers are calling Microsoft 365 users and walking them through a fake passkey setup. Here's what the feature does and what to do this week.
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Weekly posts on the threats, vulnerabilities, and practical steps that actually matter for small businesses. Researched thoroughly. Written plainly.
Does My Small Business Need EDR? A Plain-English Guide
EDR and MDR explained in plain words: what they are, the signs your small business needs them, and the real cost of going without. No jargon.
Read postMicrosoft 365 Security Checklist for Small Business
Twelve Microsoft 365 security settings every small business should have on, written as plain questions you can ask your IT person. No jargon needed.
Read postThe Phishing Kit That Beats Your MFA (And How It Works)
A new Microsoft 365 phishing toolkit steals login tokens and walks right past MFA. Here's how the attack works and how to stop it.
Read postThat UniFi Gear in Your Office Closet Is Being Hacked Right Now
CISA confirms attackers are exploiting three max-severity Ubiquiti UniFi flaws. If you run this gear, here's what to do today.
Read postHackers Are Selling Custom Credential Searches for Your Business
Stolen passwords are now a search service. Attackers can query for credentials tied to your specific company. Here's how to shut it down.
Read postA Click in Microsoft 365 Copilot Could Hand Over Your Email
A critical Copilot flaw let attackers steal email and files with one click. Plus a Cisco zero-day and a WordPress supply-chain attack.
Read postA WordPress Plugin Flaw Is Handing Hackers Admin Accounts
A critical bug in WP Maps Pro lets attackers create admin accounts on WordPress sites with no password. Here's what to do if you run one.
Read postHackers Are Breaking Into Palo Alto VPNs: Patch Now
A Palo Alto GlobalProtect VPN flaw is being actively exploited to break into business networks. Here's what's happening and what to do.
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