by Thirtyseven4 Staff | Mar 15, 2022 | Internet Security, Thirtyseven4 Endpoint Security, Uncategorized
Thirtyseven4 Announces SHA-1 Depreciation For Its Products What is SHA-1 and SHA-2, and deprecation of SHA-1?SHA-1 & SHA-2 are algorithms a certificate uses to sign binaries, and Thirtyseven4 also signs its binaries in the products. Thirtyseven4 has been...
by Thirtyseven4 Staff | Feb 17, 2022 | Internet Security, Thirtyseven4 Endpoint Security, Uncategorized
Apple Compatibility information for Thirtyseven4 Endpoint Security 7.6 on macOS Monterey 12 Thirtyseven4 Endpoint Security 7.6 Mac client compatibility with Apple macOS Monterey 12For Existing Users STEP 1: All existing versions of Thirtyseven4 Endpoint Security must...
by Thirtyseven4 Staff | Dec 15, 2021 | Internet Security, Thirtyseven4 Endpoint Security, Uncategorized, Virus Threats
New Apache Log4j ‘Log4Shell’ Zero-Day Being Exploited in the Wild The critical zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2021-44228) exploiting Apache Log4J, the popular java open source logging library used in countless worldwide applications, has been discovered in-the-wild....
by Thirtyseven4 Staff | Oct 15, 2021 | Internet Security, Thirtyseven4 Endpoint Security, Uncategorized
Thirtyseven4 Solutions Fully Compatible with Windows 11 Microsoft announces the official release of its Windows 11 Operating System (OS). Working closely with Microsoft, Thirtyseven4 EPS versions 7.4 and 7.60 (managed) and Thirtyseven4 Antivirus (home-use) are fully...
by Thirtyseven4 Staff | Apr 1, 2021 | Internet Security, Thirtyseven4 Endpoint Security, Uncategorized, Virus Threats
FBI Alert Number: CU-000143-MW “Mamba” is a modified Ransomware that weaponizes DiskCryptor (an open-source full disk encryption system for Microsoft Windows). Once Mamba enters into the system it installs the DiskCryptor encryption service and restarts the system to...
by Thirtyseven4 Staff | Mar 1, 2021 | Internet Security, Thirtyseven4 Endpoint Security, Uncategorized, Virus Threats
Winning a contest is a rush. If it’s ever happened to you, then you know. We know this and businesses know this. And cyber-criminals also know this. Join me as we journey through the steps of an attempted hack that was foiled (hopefully before any...
