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April 15 - May 15, 2024

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Cisco's DUO Multifactor breached

A third-party telephony service provider for Cisco Duo falls prey to social engineering, and the company advises customer vigilance against subsequent phishing attacks.

A sneaky new steganography malware is exploiting Microsoft Word — hundreds of firms around the world hit by attack

Hackers have been observed using steganography to target hundreds of organizations in Latin America with infostealers, remote access trojans (RAT), and more. 

BBC presenter voice clone used in ads

The company behind the campaign, Incognito, was misled by scammers who used AI to mimic Bonnin's voice and provided fake endorsements. The CEO of Incognito, Howard Carter, believed he was interacting with Bonnin herself, as the scammers provided convincing voice messages and contact details purportedly from her. A contract was signed and a payment was made based on these communications. 

How to remove passkeys from Windows

Need to remove an old device from the passkey list on Windows? It appears that this can currently only be done by using the registry, this is a rather poor user experience.

Question for the group

We have a sales guy who uses a Windows machine which we locked down as you know how prone Windows can be to cyber attacks. They do a lot of presentations and most of the clients have their own Click Share systems which requires them to apparently install drivers and or an application on their computer before they can broadcast to the clients boardroom TV screen.What do admins do in this case for their sales staff? Is there some default set of drivers/applications that can be installed before hand?