Australians should be wary of scam emails purporting to come from the State Debt Recovery Office, within the NSW Office of State Revenue, claiming to deal with interest owing on a tax assessment. The email has the subject line ‘Notice
A wave of spam emails claiming to be traffic infringement notices has been targeting Australians. The email includes links that direct a recipient to a website which attempts to both scam the recipient and infect their computer with malware. Stay
Businesses are reminded to ensure that all apps they deploy which access critical data comply with their security policies. Taking these measures enables business teams and leaders to use these apps to monitor market or consumer behaviour and make informed
You are advised to apply the latest Google Chrome security updates which address multiple vulnerabilities that remote attackers can exploit to control an affected system. US-CERT noted last week that Google had released Chrome 40.0.2214.111 for Windows, Mac and Linux. US-CERT encouraged users
If your business is developing and releasing apps, make sure you implement a testing regime that minimises the risk of vulnerabilities emerging. These vulnerabilities may compromise the security and privacy of your business, its partners and its customers. Security experts
atomicBIT would like to make our clients aware of a particular virus that has been making the rounds recently named Cryptolocker. What is it? CryptoLocker is a ransomware program that encrypts files on your computer including any connected USB disks
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Just as Windows XP reached ‘end of life’ (the point at which Microsoft stops providing security updates) in April this year, the company will stop supporting Windows Server 2003 on 14 July 2015. So if you are using Server 2003,
