Symantec’s Antivirus Engine (AVE) has been reported as vulnerable to memory corruption due to a flaw when parsing a specially crafted Portable Executable (PE) file. On computers that are running Windows operating system, a successful exploitation of the vulnerability will result in a system crash – displaying a blue screen Continue Reading

Scott Berger has his pulse on the IT security industry, and he talked with us at HIMSS 2016 to share some insights on the value of Fortinet’s Next-Generation Firewall into a VMware NSX Environment, the rise of internal segmentation firewalls an…

Hi, The Webuzo Team has released Webuzo 2.4.3. This version introduces some major improvements and fixes. The following is a list of all changes : 1) [Feature] We have revamped Admin panel UI. The new UI is based on Bootstrap and is responsive. 2) [Feature] You will now be able Continue Reading

Two weeks ago CloudFlare announced that it was supporting HTTP/2 Server Push for all our customers. By simply adding a Link header to an HTTP response specifying preload CloudFlare would automatically push items to web browsers that support Server Push. To illustrate how easy this is I create a small Continue Reading

Today we are releasing version 8.7.5 for GitLab Community Edition (CE) and Enterprise Edition (EE). It includes the following fixes: CE/EE: Fix relative links in wiki pages. (!4050) CE/EE: Fix always showing build notification message when switching between merge requests (!4086) CE/EE: Fix an issue when filtering merge requests with Continue Reading

This post was authored by Don Stanwyck, Senior Program Manager, Windows Server. Network complexity is largely driven by the number of nodes connected to it and the number of paths between them. The situation is compounded when multiple protocols operate over the shared resource. Windows Server 2016 simplifies the network Continue Reading

In December, we released HTTP/2 support for all customers and on April 28 we released HTTP/2 Server Push support as well. The release of HTTP/2 by CloudFlare had a huge impact on the number of sites supporting and using the protocol. Today, 50% of sites that use HTTP/2 are served Continue Reading

(Cross-posted from the Google Analytics Blog.) Google Analytics helps brands optimize their websites and marketing efforts for all sources of traffic, and Search Console is where website owners manage how they appear in Google organic search results. Today, we are introducing the ability to display Search Console metrics alongside Google Continue Reading

Let’s face it, links break, servers go down, pages go MIA and somehow all your web visitors manage to land on the dreaded error page. Eek! While there’s no full-proof way to ensure you will never have to serve up an error page, with cPanel you can, at the very Continue Reading

Today we are releasing version 8.7.3 for GitLab Community Edition (CE) and Enterprise Edition (EE). It includes the following fixes: CE/EE: OpenSSL upgraded to 1.0.1h to fix CVE-2016-2107 CE/EE: Emails, Gitlab::Email::Message, Gitlab::Diff, and Premailer::Adapter::Nokogiri are now instrumented (!4038) CE/EE: Merge request widget displays TeamCity build state and code coverage correctly Continue Reading

WordPress 4.5.2 is now available. This is a security release for all previous versions and we strongly encourage you to update your sites immediately. WordPress versions 4.5.1 and earlier are affected by a SOME vulnerability through Plupload, the third-party library WordPress uses for uploading files. WordPress versions 4.2 through 4.5.1 Continue Reading

As we prepare to deliver the newest versions of our Windows Server and System Center products later this year, we want to let our customers know more about our telemetry process to help them understand what we collect and how we use the data to deliver a better product experience. Continue Reading

Locky, the professional grade ransomware has been causing headaches and damages to victim’s wallet for quite sometime. It uses the document-based macros for ransomware distribution, encrypts files on the victims’ computers with an additio…

Fareit is a family of malware designed to steal confidential information. It has been around for several years, and typically steals system information and application credentials stored on infected systems. Recently, our FortiGuard Lab captured a n…

Ransomware is a type of malware that holds a victim’s files, computer system or mobile device ransom, restricting access until a ransom is paid. Operating systems that can be infected include Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. Some ransomware variants are also known to traverse across the network and encrypt Continue Reading

Guest post by Brian Yeaman, Yeaman + Associates 2016 will be a lot like 2015 – a steadily escalating number of data breaches across healthcare requiring new solutions. We’re seeing now that many of the good things about medical-record po…