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Concerned about "Zoom Bombing"? They've made some good changes in security lately but here are some alternatives in case you're interested.
Top 10 Zoom alternatives for video conferencing
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Zoom has recently made headlines for its security vulnerabilities. Here are other popular video collaboration platforms from some big-name brands.New malware making its way around.
"Watering Hole Attack - a security exploit in which the attacker seeks to compromise a specific group of end users by infecting websites that members of the group are known to visit"
Holy Water watering hole attack targets visitors of certain websites with malware
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This campaign tries to trick users into accepting a fake Adobe Flash update, which then installs malware to give the attacker full remote access, says Kaspersky.Have a little extra time? A popular Yale course entitled, "The Science of Well-Being" is being made available free of charge online. Maybe check it out and see what kind of condition your condition is in (RIP Kenny Rodgers)
The Science of Well-Being by Yale University | Coursera
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Learn The Science of Well-Being from Yale University. In this course you will engage in a series of challenges designed to increase your own happiness and build more productive habits. As preparation ...Side note: If your business processes have been forced to be more "virtual", please ensure that the systems used are secure! With the pace that telecommute contingency plans are rolling out, we believe that hastily designed networks will bring an increase in infrastructure intrusion. Do it right the first time; Ready, aim, then fire!
Tricks and tools for better working from home
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If coronavirus means you have to work from home, then there is some tech you should consider.If accurate, it will be interesting to see how much U.S.consumers hold corporations accountable for their supply chain integrity...
Report: Apple, Amazon, and Google use supply chain factories that rely on forced labor
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Forced labor and reeducation of Uyghur Muslims has drawn sharp criticism from human rights organizationsSome love technology on Valentine's day!
Technology helps long-distance lovers on Valentine's Day
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Technology helps long-distance lovers on Valentine's DayNot as alarming and new as the headline would infer but it works well as a reminder. Ransomware/CryptoMalware is a very real and debilitating business disease! You're only as safe as your employee's knowledge base so make sure to educate them regularly and follow the basic rules:
•Always download the latest security updates (test though if you're an admin). Make it a habit.
•Back up your data regularly and offsite.
•Limit the access to your file folders. This helps a lot if the malware does make it into your network.
•Never open unknown links on your browser or email. The timeless reminder!
•Be cyber-aware. There's no harm in educating yourself with cybersecurity tips and tricks.
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Here’s how to protect your business’ files and systems from this high-impact security threat.