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October 23, 2026

Using AI at Work? Be Prepared

Sweden’s ministries are blocking ChatGPT and Claude on staff work computers. Know which AI tools your team uses and what data goes in, plus a free check.

World Technology graphic with the headline SafePay ransomware: 5 things to check, listing patch internet-facing devices, require multifactor sign-in, keep offline backups and test them, separate your network, and watch for unknown accounts, with a banner for a free ransomware readiness check
October 23, 2026

SafePay Ransomware: 5 Things CISA and the FBI Say to Check

CISA, the FBI and partners warn of SafePay ransomware. Five things small and mid-size businesses should check, plus a free WT ransomware readiness check.

World Technology graphic with the headline Is your website patched? It lists three questions to ask your web host: which PHP version your sites are on, whether it is updated to a fixed release, and whether they are watching for odd activity
October 23, 2026

PHP2Shell: Ask Your Web Host If You’re Patched

PHP fixed two critical flaws, known as PHP2Shell, on Oct 21. If your site runs on PHP or WordPress, here’s what to ask your web host or IT provider.

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October 23, 2026

Which Apps Can Get Into Your Microsoft 365?

A stolen vendor app credential gave attackers a way into Microsoft 365 accounts. Here’s how Gwinnett businesses can check which apps have access.

November 13, 2021

FBI Email Portal Hacked – Sending Fake Notices

Published: 11/13/2021 Earlier today, the FBI’s LEEP (Law Enforcement Enterprise Portal) was hacked and abused to send fake notification emails warning of a “sophisticated chain attack.” The email mentions an extortion gang “TheDarkOverlord” and purports that the attacker is using “fastflux technologies.” The Spamhaus project, who analyzes emails globally, has confirmed that these emails are […]

September 20, 2017

New Ransomware – Locky Variant

As reported by Barracuda Networks, a new variant based on the Locky Ransomware virus is rapidly spreading with over 20 million attacks in 24 hours. This infection randomizes the subject, content, and domain of the infected email to stay ahead of virus blockers. It is spreading via infected emails with attachments, usually from a spoofed […]

September 12, 2017

Limited Service Today

Due to the recent remnants of Hurricane Irma, our services are limited today. Power fluctuations and outages coupled with internet downtime means we are limited to our mobile phones for email access. We have forwarded our phone lines to cell phones so if you receive a voicemail prompt, leave a message and we will return […]

August 29, 2017

QuickBooks Down Error Code 503

Reports are coming in that QuickBooks servers are down and preventing users from accessing their company files on Intuit hosted solutions products such as QuickBooks Online. The error users are receiving is Error Code 503 (Service Temporarily Unavailable) This is a server side error, meaning that the users themselves are not the ones experiencing the […]

August 22, 2017

[EDIT: Resolved] Spectrum PRI Down in 3 States

Edit 2 @ 02:45PM EST: Service is already being restored and we have reports from customers of service working again. Breaking News! Spectrum’s Fiber PRI for Enterprise customers is down affecting 3 South-East states. Reports indicate that a fiber line was cut. Spectrum 24×7 dedicated Enterprise support team cannot be reached via their support number […]

August 4, 2017

Is Google Getting Rid of Mobile Search URLs?

Google has been making some changes regarding the way they display their search results. At first, these changes seem minor and insignificant, but upon further review, it’s evident that they could have a large impact on the way we find information and where our search results may take us.   According to The Next Web’s […]