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CyberSecurity
Apple Fixes Two Zero-Day Flaws Exploited in “Sophisticated” Attacks
Apple has fixed two actively exploited zero-day vulnerabilities used in sophisticated attacks. Learn what the flaws mean for users and businesses in Cleveland and Chattanooga, TN, and why immediate updates are critical.
CyberSecurity
New Windows RasMan Zero-Day Flaw Gets Free, Unofficial Patches — What You Need to Know
A newly disclosed zero-day vulnerability in Windows’ Remote Access Connection Manager (RasMan) impacts multiple Windows versions, and Microsoft has not yet released an official patch. Security firm 0patch has issued free, unofficial micropatches that mitigate the flaw and prevent RasMan service crashes. Learn what the vulnerability is, who is affected, and how to protect your systems until an official fix arrives.
CyberSecurity
Fortinet Warns of Critical Fortinet FortiCloud SSO vulnerability
Fortinet Warns of Critical Fortinet FortiCloud SSO vulnerability bypass flaws impacting multiple products. Learn how to patch, mitigate, and secure your network now.
Computing
December 2025 Patch Tuesday: What’s Inside
December 2025 Patch Tuesday: What’s Inside | Patch Tuesday fixes 57 security flaws, including 3 zero-days—one actively exploited. Learn what’s affected and why patching now is critical.
Computing
NEW: Secure Your Azure VMs: Enable Microsoft Entra ID Authentication
NEW: Secure Your Azure VMs: Enable Microsoft Entra ID Authentication! Enable secure, identity-based access to Windows VMs with Microsoft Entra ID. Learn the benefits, requirements, and step-by-step setup for Azure and Arc environments.
Computing
Hackers Exploiting Microsoft Teams Notifications to Deliver Callback Phishing Attacks
Hackers are exploiting Microsoft Teams notifications to deliver callback phishing scams, tricking users into calling fake support numbers and exposing sensitive data.
CyberSecurity
Salty2FA & Tycoon2FA Hybrid: A New Phishing Threat to Enterprises
Salty2FA & Tycoon2FA Hybrid: A New Phishing Threat to Enterprises. A powerful hybrid phishing threat is emerging as attackers combine Salty2FA’s stealth delivery with Tycoon2FA’s real-time MFA bypass. These Phishing-as-a-Service toolkits enable adversary-in-the-middle attacks that steal credentials, hijack sessions, and evade enterprise security controls. Learn how the hybrid kit works, why it’s so dangerous, and what defenses organizations must deploy now to stay ahead of this evolving threat.
Computing
Microsoft Teams Performance Boost: What You Need to Know
Microsoft is rolling out a major performance upgrade for Teams by introducing a new dedicated “call handler” process designed to improve call stability, reduce lag, and optimize system resource usage. While end users won’t see interface changes, IT admins must prepare by updating endpoint security, allowlisting new executables, and adjusting QoS configurations. This post explains what’s changing, when it’s coming, and how organizations can prepare for a smoother, more secure Teams experience.
Computing
BYOD (Bring Your Own Device): Hidden Risks, Compliance Concerns & How to Protect Your Business
BYOD can expose your business to data breaches, compliance failures, and cyberattacks. Equal Tech Solutions helps secure personal devices with MDM, Zero Trust, and regulatory-compliant BYOD policies. Protect your critical data and stay compliant in today’s mobile workforce.
Computing
Microsoft Confirms Windows 11 24H2 Update Is Breaking Core Features
Microsoft Confirms Windows 11 24H2 Update is breaking multiple core features, including the Start Menu, Search, Taskbar, app stability, Intel drivers, and critical security controls like AppLocker. Equal Tech Solutions explains how these issues impact business productivity and security — and what steps organizations should take to protect their systems until Microsoft releases full fixes.
CyberSecurity
New SonicWall SonicOS vulnerability: what every network technician needs to know
A newly disclosed SonicWall SonicOS vulnerability, CVE-2025-40601, allows remote attackers to crash Gen7 and Gen8 firewalls through the SSLVPN service — even without authentication. This high-severity flaw puts critical network perimeter devices at risk of unexpected outages and denial-of-service attacks. SonicWall has released patches, and immediate action is strongly recommended. Here’s what you need to know, how to mitigate the threat, and how to protect your organization before attackers begin scanning for exposed systems.
CyberSecurity
Hackers Actively Exploiting Critical 7-Zip Vulnerability (CVE-2025-11001): What Businesses Need to Know
Hackers are actively exploiting a high-severity 7-Zip vulnerability (CVE-2025-11001) that allows attackers to escape extraction directories, plant malware, and potentially execute code on Windows systems. Chattanooga businesses using older versions of 7-Zip are at increased risk. Learn how this flaw works, who’s affected, and what steps your organization should take to stay protected. Equal Tech Solutions breaks down the threat and provides guidance for securing your network.
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