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Security Vulnerabilities

APT Groups Exploiting Known Vulnerability In Microsoft Office & WordPad

A known vulnerability which exists in Microsoft Office and WordPad is currently being targeted by attackers despite Microsoft issuing a

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Security Vulnerabilities

Russian APTs And WhiteBear Related Activity

The Russian APT group Turla has been active against defence, diplomatic and political targets, using a toolset known as WhiteBear.

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MicrosoftNewsSoftware

Windows 10 Creators Update (Version 1709) Release Date

Windows 10 Fall Creators Update (Version 1709) will be available worldwide on October 17th 2017. This marks the fourth major

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ComputerMicrosoft OfficeTech Tips

Error 0x80070057-00000000-00000000 Outlook Meeting Request

When you try to send a meeting request from Outlook you get the following error : Your message did not

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SystemTek are now on Tumblr, if you are a Tumblr user please check us out. https://systemtek.tumblr.com/ DuncanDuncan is a technology

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Spam List With 711 Million Email Addresses Found Online

A security researcher from Paris known as Benkow has discovered an open and accessible web server hosted in the Netherlands that

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General

Startup Develops Technology That Can Predict The Outcome Of Future Events

Artificial intelligence startup Magos has developed software that combines neural networks and blockchain technology that simulates a collection of biological

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MicrosoftSoftware

Microsoft Releases Azure Stack

Microsoft has expanded its cloud service by letting companies enjoy all the benefits of Azure within their own data centres. Azure Stack has been

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Security Vulnerabilities

Fake Asda Website (Hosted On com-85off.us)

We have been alerted to another fake website, this time it appears to relate to “Asda” the site may contain

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General

22,000 Sign-up To Clean Loos In Return For Free WiFi

22,000 people agreed to carry out 1,000 hours of community service in return for free WiFi – including cleaning festival

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