
Massive Brute Force Attack Targeting Networking Devices
A large-scale brute force attack is underway, using nearly 2.8 million IP addresses daily to target networking devices from Palo Alto Networks, Ivanti, and SonicWall….
Microsoft has issued an important reminder that multiple editions of Windows 11 will reach the end of their support lifecycle on 8 October 2024. This means that after this date, these versions will no longer receive security updates, leaving them vulnerable to cyber threats like malware, ransomware as well as other security risks. It is crucial for all users to take immediate action to ensure their devices remain secure.
The following editions of Windows 11 will reach end of support on 8 October 2024:
Keeping your operating system up to date is critical for protecting your devices and data from evolving cyber threats. As Windows 11 21H2 and 22H2 reach the end of support, we strongly advise all users to upgrade to the latest version to ensure continued security and functionality. For more detailed information and assistance, please visit Microsoft’s official support pages or contact your IT department.