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CitrixBleed 2 flaws are officially here – so get patching or leave your systems at risk
Citrix disclosed patching a critical-severity bug in Citrix NetScaler ADC and Gateway instances Independent researchers dub it “CitrixBleed 2” due to its similiarities to the 2023 flaw Users are advised to patch up ASAP Hackers are actively exploiting a critical-severity vulnerability in Citrix NetScaler ADC and Gateway instances to hijack…
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Why 95% of phishing attacks go unreported in healthcare
Even with regular training and increased awareness, 95% of phishing attacks still go unreported by healthcare staff. Some hesitate out of fear—worried they’ll be blamed if they clicked something they shouldn’t have. Others assume IT teams are too overloaded to respond. Many simply miss the signs of a phishing email…
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Beyond backup: why cyber-resilient storage needs AI-powered intelligence
When it comes to backups, IT leaders often only focus on data recovery, but in today’s cyber threat landscape, simply having a backup isn’t enough. It is also critical to ensure that backups go along with proactive planning, with protection strategies to ensure the organization can quickly respond to issues…
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Is Android the new kingmaker in the retail Point-of-Sales market?
We are living through one of the most significant shifts in retail point-of-sale (POS) technology since the introduction of the chip-and-PIN terminal. After years of relying on rubber-buttoned, specialist PEDs (PIN Entry Devices) from manufacturers like Ingenico and Verifone, the retail sector is now embracing generic Android devices that accept…
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Time’s up for Teams: Why the end of Teams Classic support demands immediate enterprise action
Many companies, including some of the UK’s largest banks, major retailers, and government departments, are still grappling with the fallout from legacy software. Compatibility issues and security risks tied to aging platforms remain widespread. This familiar pattern means migration projects are often postponed until the last minute, increasing the risk…
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No, Dell didn’t launch an Alienware mini PC – but this Ryzen AI Max+ 395-powered PC looks a lot like one and it can even read SD 4.0 cards
Colorful Smart 900 mini PC delivers AI-driven performance with 16-core Ryzen processor Another Strix Halo device from a smaller brand while Dell, Asus, MSI remain absent It’s built for creators needing fast graphics, SD card access, and a good range of ports The Ryzen AI Max+ 395 is AMD’s flagship…
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