by Ophtek, LLC | Jul 12, 2022 | IIS, malware, Ophtek, security, SessionManager, Windows vulnerability
A new piece of malware has been found to be targeting Microsoft Exchange servers operated by both military and government organizations all over the world. Discovered by security giants Kaspersky, who also gave the malware its name, SessionManager appears to have been...
by Ophtek, LLC | Jul 5, 2022 | malware, Ophtek, router, security, Trojans, Updates, ZuoRAT Malware
Small businesses rely on routers to keep themselves and their customers connected. But this relationship could now be at risk due to the ZuoRAT malware. For online communication to work, data needs to move from one computer network to another. And this is exactly what...
by Ophtek, LLC | Jul 6, 2021 | Cloud, collaboration, Microsoft, Microsoft 365, Ophtek, security
The way in which we work has changed radically in the last 10 years. Helping organizations get to grip with these changes is Microsoft 365 Business. The need for flexibility within business has never been more apparent since the Covid-19 pandemic entered our lives....
by Ophtek, LLC | Apr 23, 2019 | anti malware, firewall, network, Ophtek, security, two factor
Computer networks are complex pieces of technology, but, thankfully, when it comes to protecting them, the processes are relatively simple. If you’re an organization that works with PCs then the chances are that the backbone of your IT infrastructure will be a...
by Ophtek, LLC | Oct 30, 2018 | Cyber Attack, Hacking, security, Security, Security Threats
Facebook has started to reveal more details regarding the hack they experienced in September 2018 which has put 30 million users’ data at risk. One of the most popular websites on the planet, Facebook has managed to amass a mammoth user base which totals around 2.23...
by Ophtek, LLC | Aug 14, 2018 | Cyber Attack, cyber attacks, email links, malware, Phishing, Ransomware, Security, security
We receive so many emails in business now that they’re a keen target for hackers. As a result, your organization needs to be more wary than ever with email. The most common way for a hacker to take advantage of emails is by loading them with malicious links. These can...
