Please be advised, the Federal Aviation Administration has issued a precautionary recommendation for customers traveling with a Samsung Galaxy Note 7 mobile device following reports of potential safety concerns. In accordance with this guidance, customers are requested not to turn on … Continue reading →
The WordPress Core team have just released WordPress version 4.5.3 which is a maintenance and security release. The release went out less than 2 hours ago. WordPress allows you to create posts that are protected by a password and only … Continue reading →
OUCH! Security Awareness Newsletter From SANS Securing The Human Folks, We are excited to announce the June issue of OUCH! This month, led by Guest Editor Francesca Bosco, a privacy lawyer at the United Nations, we focus on encryption. Far too … Continue reading →
From Trend Micro Team: Microsoft® Windows® users are being advised to uninstall Apple® QuickTime as soon as possible. Apple announced they are no longer supporting QuickTime for Microsoft Windows, meaning Apple will not be fixing any more security vulnerabilities within the … Continue reading →
Vulnerability in User Role Editor – Users Can Become Admins by Mark Maunder, Wordfence Founder & CEO There is a major vulnerability in a popular plugin with over 300,000 active installs: User Role Editor 4.24 and older. The vulnerability allows any registered … Continue reading →
How Attackers Gain Access to WordPress Sites From Dan Moen, Wordfence Blog On this blog we write a lot about different vulnerabilities that could lead to site compromise. In our Learning Center we go deep on a myriad of important topics … Continue reading →
OUCH! Security Awareness Newsletter From SANS Securing The Human Folks, We are excited to announce the March issue of OUCH! This month, led by Guest Editor Lenny Zeltser, we focus on malware. Specifically, what malware is and the key steps you … Continue reading →
Scary Data – Trends in Malware, Phishing, Site Cleaning and Bad Networks From Mark Maunder’s, Wordfence Founder & CEO Blog “Today we’re publishing research we just completed using data from the Google transparency report. It includes growth in malware and phishing websites. … Continue reading →
The website: Plum Island Outdoors is replacing the new Website for the Friends of Parker River National Wildlife Refuge. Plum Island Outdoors will not have any references to the Friends of Parker River National Wildlife Refuge. … Continue reading →
We have been redesigning and implementing a new Website for the Friends of Parker River National Wildlife Refuge. The primary goal in the re-design is becoming Mobile Friendly, using GPS as a link to information relative to the user’s location on … Continue reading →