While many of us are looking forward to some well-earned time off, cyber attacks aren’t taking any breaks this holiday season. In late November, Cobalt Cybercriminal Group took advantage of a 17-year-old vulnerability in Microsoft Office’s Equation Editor, the CVE-2017-11882 exploit. The Cobalt Cybercriminal...
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System Tools: Our free Android app for remote system administration
Managing systems in any network can be overwhelming, as users come up with new requests and issues every day. To ease the burden of these mundane, routine tasks, most IT administrators already know that they can employ...

Introducing our rapid-start enterprise service desk
A cloud-based enterprise service management solution from ServiceDesk Plus At ServiceDesk Plus, we’re constantly thinking of ways we can make it easier for your users to ask for and receive help. Since 2003, ServiceDesk...

Self-signed certificates: Wolves in sheeps’ clothing
Things often turn out great when you do them yourself. But when it comes to signing SSL certificates, you might want to give that DIY project a second thought. Before...

Stressed about Delta Charlie malware? Desktop Central has you covered
Vulnerability threats are any IT administrator’s worst nightmare. Recently, following the release of WannaCry ransomware, IT administrators have been feeling the heat when it comes to security threats. This new...

Troubleshooting mobile devices just got a lot easier
Do you ever feel like your smartphone is your sworn enemy? Like when you can’t access that one really important file or when that pesky...
Ransomware make you WannaCry? Fight back instead with the right tools and techniques
Hackers always attack low hanging fruit, the known vulnerabilities in the software that fuels your organization. The recent WannaCry ransomware attacks are no exception. They...

Windows 10 cumulative updates: Everything you need to know
What is the most unpleasant aspect of life for a Windows admin, which, if ignored, can lead to much bigger problems? Undoubtedly, patch management. Making...