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QNAP Extends Critical Updates for Some Unsupported NAS Devices
QNAP Extends Critical Updates for Some Unsupported NAS Devices
QNAP Extends Critical Updates for Some Unsupported NAS Devices
QNAP Extends Critical Updates for Some Unsupported NAS Devices
QNAP Extends Critical Updates for Some Unsupported NAS Devices

QNAP Extends Critical Updates for Some Unsupported NAS Devices

QNAP Extends Critical Updates for Some Unsupported NAS Devices QNAP has extended support and will keep issuing security updates for some end-of-life (EOL) network-attached storage (NAS) devices until October 2022. This should provide customers with unsupported devices to upgrade and have their data protected from “evolving security threats.” “EOL models may lack computational capabilities, be

Upholding privacy by design principles: Why does it matter?

Upholding privacy by design principles: Why does it matter?

Upholding Privacy by Design principles Privacy by Design is a framework that focuses on incorporating privacy into the Design and operation of IT systems, networked infrastructure, and business activities from the beginning of the project. It is an approach applied when creating new systems and technologies. With this, privacy is incorporated into the technology and

Ransomware Author Releases Decryption Keys, Says Goodbye Forever

Ransomware Author Releases Decryption Keys, Says Goodbye Forever

Ransomware Author Releases Decryption Keys, Says Goodbye Forever Update 12th February: An earlier version of this post incorrectly stated that the decryption tool used to unlock files existed prior to the keys being released – this has now been corrected. If you’re unfortunate enough to be caught out by ransomware, the consequences can be devastating. You

Microsoft is Making it Harder to Steal Windows Passwords from Memory

Microsoft is Making it Harder to Steal Windows Passwords from Memory

Microsoft is Making it Harder to Steal Windows Passwords from Memory Microsoft is enabling a Microsoft Defender ‘Attack Surface Reduction’ security rule by default to block hackers’ attempts to steal Windows credentials from the LSASS process. When threat actors compromise a network, they attempt to spread laterally to other devices by stealing credentials or using

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