There is a new and very serious virus named CryptoLocker which is currently circulating the Internet. The threat involves an e-mail attachment that, if opened, will evade most anti-virus and anti-spyware software and encrypt data on your individual computer and your network, making the data inaccessible. Please inform everyone to be extra vigilant about not...
Earlier this year, a new type of ransomware appeared onto the scene; a variant of a security threat called CryptoLocker. The vulnerability becomes enabled when a user clicks a hyperlink that provides authorization for the installation of malicious malware. Essentially, this malware finds your personal files and wraps them in a strong encryption, then demands...
For the first time, Apple will be introducing more than one phone at one time! Over the past few months, Apple’s vast supply chain in China has disclosed enough information that observers are starting to feel certain about what Apple has in store for customers. Apparently, there will be an iPhone 5S available in black,...
A bug in the Mac OS X was uncovered five months ago and is now of renewed concern. It gives hackers almost unlimited access to files when they alter clock and user timestamp settings. All versions of OS X from 10.7 through 10.8.4 are at risk of being hacked. Ars Technica reports that this bug...
The SonicOS architecture is the basis of every Dell SonicWALL firewall. Now Dell has released a major new update for its SonicWALL SonicOS that includes a variety of new capabilities and advanced features. The update includes over 45 enhancements to increase network admin control and improve the overall experience for end users. SonicOS 5.9 focuses...
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When you work with Veltec Networks as your trusted cybersecurity team, cybersecurity breaches, ransomware, and other security concerns will become distant memories.
We ensure: