Security
SecurityPhishing attacks impersonate QuickBooks invoices ahead of July 15 tax deadline
Targeting the CEO and others in an organization, the attacks spotted by cybersecurity firm Darktrace were detected due to artificial intelligence.
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SoftwareHow to recall a message sent in Microsoft Outlook
You can recall an Outlook message that shouldn't have been sent. Here are the steps.
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MobilityHow to ease typing on your mobile phone with the Typewise keyboard
You can more easily and quickly type with your thumbs via the Typewise keyboard.
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SecurityHow to protect your organization’s domain from security threats
Unlocked domains are susceptible to malicious tactics that can lead to unauthorized DNS changes and domain name hijacking, says CSC.
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Apple
SoftwareHow to organize your iPhone photos and screenshots through albums
Learn how to better manage and access all the photos and screenshots on your iPhone via dedicated albums.
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SoftwareHow to troubleshoot problems with Microsoft’s Remote Desktop Connection
Many technical issues with RDC require help from your IT staff, but you can troubleshoot certain ones on your own.
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SoftwareMicrosoft Teams now lets you use your own custom images as your virtual background
You can upload a JPG, PNG, or BMP file from your computer and set it up as your Teams background. Here's how.
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Apple, Inc. Apple
SoftwareHow to remotely control a Mac with TeamViewer
You can access a Mac remotely using TeamViewer. Follow these steps.
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CXO
SecurityWhy organizations shouldn’t automatically give in to ransomware demands
A ransomware incident analyzed by IBM X-Force shows that the attacker wouldn't have been able to decrypt the data, even if the ransom was paid.
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CXO
SecurityPhishing campaign caught spoofing Zoom
The campaign impersonates Zoom emails, but steals the Microsoft account credentials of its victims, says security firm Abnormal Security.