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If you don’t have students in a school using PowerSchool, you should still think about the method of attack and how it can be replicated on technology services you use. In this case, a set of third-party credentials were used to access a support portal. There was no multi-factor authentication (MFA) enforced on this support portal, and the support tunnel was wide-open. Two commonly used security measures have now been implemented: MFA is required to use the support portal, and the support tunnel is opened by request only.

After October 10, 2025, Microsoft will no longer provide security updates or technical support for Windows 10. This is considered the end-of-support date. Your computer will continue to work, but the lack of security updates will make continued use of your Windows 10 computer a security risk. Read our FAQs to better prepare for and […]

Consumers were recently warned that a large collection of personal data, including social security numbers, is available for purchase on the dark web. For some, the fear of having your social security number exposed is a fear already faced; multiple healthcare data breaches have already exposed social security numbers for many Americans. For others, the […]

Have you ever received a Facebook Account Recovery Code that you did not initiate? Or maybe you received an email with an account recovery code, but deleted it under the assumption that it was a phishing attempt? I woke up this morning to an unsolicited Facebook Account Recovery Code via email. I checked the links […]

Quick Response codes, or QR Codes, have been part of our mobile-friendly world since 1994. Typically we see these scannable coded images on advertisements, giving us a quick way to access more information from our mobile device without typing an entire URL or website address on our tiny keyboard. QR codes became even more popular, […]