SC Media UK
It's 2016 and Windows lets crims poison your printer drivers
The Register
Among the Microsoft messes fixed in latest round of Patch Tuesday updates is a doozy that lets remote attackers compromise Windows machines thanks to a critical security vulnerability affecting printer drivers. Vectra CSO Günter Ollmann described the exploit as a "powerful" watering hole attack that helps hackers move easily to other hosts.
Nearly 10 million people filed for unemployment in the US: What does It mean for the cybersecurity and IT workforce?
Security Magazine