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You open a support chat with your firewall vendor. The rep responds instantly, asks clarifying questions, and seems helpful. You paste in your network subnet, describe your VPN configuration, and expl...
Read More →You get an email. It says Interpol's cybercrime unit is reviewing your company. There's a file attached, password protected, password right there in the email so you don't even have to think about it....
Read More →An MSP admin posted a question to the community that a lot of IT professionals quietly wrestle with: Is Huntress actually worth it, or is Windows Defender enough? The post described a ClickFix/Fake Ca...
Read More →Sarge started as a Linux-only NIST 800-53 gap analysis tool for OpenClaw deployments. Three months and thirteen releases later, it runs on three platforms, backs up your config before touching anythin...
Read More →One employee. One confused moment. One copy-pasted command. That's all a ClickFix attack needs to turn your Tuesday into a full endpoint reimaging. An MSP recently described exactly this scenario in a...
Read More →An IT admin on Reddit described it clearly: a user landed on a fake CAPTCHA page, got tricked into running a PowerShell command, and Windows Defender didn't flag a thing. The attack — a ClickFix lure...
Read More →An IT admin posted something to Reddit that a lot of people recognized immediately: every single client they managed was getting hammered with Microsoft 365 login attempts at the same time, all traced...
Read More →Someone posted on Reddit not long ago about their company's MFP scanners — six locations, all sharing a single generic Gmail account for scan-to-email. The thread blew up, not because it was unusual,...
Read More →If you're running a FortiGate appliance at your office or for a client, stop what you're doing and read this. Security researchers have confirmed that attackers have harvested working credentials from...
Read More →If you run a FortiGate firewall at your small business, this is not a drill. According to Security News (June 17, 2026), attackers have already compiled working credentials from more than 30,000 compr...
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