Custom Thin Client
We can custom configure your thin client to connect remotely to any environment. We can customize your thin client to connect to multiple remoting protocols such as MS Remote Desktop, Citrix or VMware.
We can design a custom thin-client to meet your specific needs. We can customize thin-clients to various VESA mount configurations so our thin-clients can be seamlessly integrated into monitors or TV's. We can customize our thin-clients with integrated keyboard, mouse and displays for an all in thin-client solution. We can also customize the operating system for your thin-client
Zloader Malware Exploits Microsoft Digital Signature Verification
Hackers are using Microsoft's digital signature verification to steal user credentials and other sensitive information by delivering the ZLoader malware. Zloader was previously used to distribute Ryuk and Conti ransomware. Researchers at Check Point Research found that Malsmoke, a hacking group, has been using Microsoft's digital signature to distribute Zloader since November 2021. The group already has over 2,000 victims in 111 countries in the United States, Canada and India. ...
December's Patch Tuesday Updates Fixes Seven Security Vulnerabilities
Microsoft has fixed a zero-day vulnerability that is used to deliver Emotet, Trickbot through fake applications. The patch is part of Microsoft's December Patch Tuesday update, which included 67 fixes for security vulnerabilities. The patches cover almost the full portfolio of Microsoft including Edge, Microsoft Office, SharePoint Server, PowerShell, Remote Desktop Client, Windows Hyper-V, Windows Mobile Device Management, Windows Remote Access Connection Manager, TCP/IP, and the Windows Update ...
A Temporary Fix Issued For HiveNightmare / SeriousSAM
A security vulnerability could allow hackers to steal data and allow local privilege escalation according to researcher Abdelhamid Naceri. The issue was originally in October 2020. The issue, CVE-2021-24084, has yet to get an official fix. A micropatch has been rolled out as a stop-gap measure. ...
Another Intel Chip Flaw Exposes Encryption Keys
According to Positive Technologies, a Russian cybersecurity firm, a security vulnerability in Intel chips allow encrypted file access. The flaw also gives hackers the ability to bypass copyright protection for digital content. Positive Technologies found that the vulnerability ( CVE-2021-0146 ) is caused by a debugging functionality with excessive privileges. According to Intel, the flaw allows activation of test o ...