Microsoft patched an Outlook flaw this week that attackers are already using.

Close Chrome and open it again today. That's the fix, and it takes ten seconds.

Some email from your business to Hotmail and Outlook.com addresses may have bounced last week, and you may not know it.

Does your office have a rule about what staff can paste into AI, or is everyone winging it?

If your office firewall is a SonicWall, it needs an update this week.

Most business owners couldn't tell you if their backups actually work. They just trust that IT has it handled.

If your walk-in cooler or freezer has a controller you can check from your phone, read this.

Hot take: a shared spreadsheet of office passwords is a bigger risk than most of the scams I post about here.

If someone calls saying they're from your IT help desk and you need to set up a new login right now, hang up. Then call IT back on the number you already have.

Synology makes the small file-storage boxes a lot of offices use for shared drives and backups. If you've got one, check it today.

Apple fixed this bug back in May 2024. Hackers are using it anyway, because lots of iPhones, iPads and Macs never got updated.

If your business website runs WordPress, the software behind a lot of small business websites, check it this week. "It's on auto-update" isn't the same as checked.

Binance, one of the world's biggest crypto exchanges, lost about $6.3 billion US. A big part of how the attackers got in was a fake job interview.

Ever clicked a shared ChatGPT link? Until late October, that one click could have let a stranger snoop through the chats in your account.

Patched your Ivanti Connect Secure box in October? Good. You're not done.