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Cybersecurity Threat Advisory: Ransomware exploits Confluence servers
Feral Wolf has targeted Russian organizations through exposed Confluence servers, insecure 1C configurations, and compromised contractors, ultimately deploying ransomware. The campaign exploited the Atlassian Confluence vulnerability CVE-2023-22515. What is the threat? Feral Wolf is a financially motivated ransomware group that...
Cybersecurity Threat Advisory: WordPress Click2Shell flaw enables RCE
Researchers have disclosed a WordPress exploit chain known as Click2Shell, which was addressed in WordPress 7.1.1 as part of a security release containing 11 fixes. When combined with vulnerabilities in affected themes, the attack can lead to remote code execution...
Tech Time Warp: Lessons learned from the Yahoo breaches of the early 2010s
Ten years ago, Yahoo announced a massive security breach—the largest of its time. Account information for 500 million Yahoo users had been stolen in a hybrid state-sponsored and criminal hacker attack. When cyber espionage reached Yahoo The details sound straight...
AI is putting pressure on GSI contract renewals
A recent survey of 112 U.S.-based IT leaders at global enterprises suggests contract renewal discussions with global systems integrators (GSIs) may become more challenging. Market research firm UserEvidence conducted the survey on behalf of BigPanda, an AIOps platform provider. The...
How AI is reshaping the cybersecurity talent pipeline
Through conversations with managed service provider owners, I often hear optimism about AI’s ability to close the cybersecurity talent gap. In Part I of this series, we explored how MSPs can develop talent internally, create career paths, and use AI...
How MSPs can turn sales calls into better marketing
Your prospects are already telling you what your MSP should be writing about. They tell you what worries them, what they don’t understand and why they’re unhappy with their current provider. They explain their concerns about switching, pricing and what...
Tech Time Warp: There she is… Miss computer-predicted America
In 1981, David Remnick — future editor of The New Yorker — wrote the following in The Washington Post: “… something has to be said for any kind of technology that can interpret hazy Miss America qualities like radiance and...
Education IT in 2026: Where MSPs can add value
As the Northern Hemisphere moves from a disruptive summer into a hopefully calmer fall, students have headed back to school. For schools, colleges, and universities, the eternal question remains: should they standardize on PCs and Microsoft, PCs and Google, Chromebooks...
Cybersecurity Threat Advisory: KATARU IoT malware
KATARU is a newly identified IoT malware family that targets internet-facing Linux devices and recruits them into Mirai-style DDoS botnets. It commonly gains access through exposed Telnet services protected by weak or default credentials. What is the threat? KATARU is...
