Attackers Hijack AOMEI Backupper Update Servers to Deliver Backdoor
A supply chain attack on AOMEI Backupper used unsigned config files to deliver a backdoor. Confirmed victims include IT services, telecoms and universities.
What’s New in Admin By Request for macOS 6.0
Admin By Request EPM for macOS 6.0 adds Managed Sudo, so standard users can run approved command-line tools with sudo. Remote Kill and session extension join it.
When Patch Tuesday Hits Four Digits, What Do You Fix First?
CVE volume is climbing faster than any patch cycle can keep up with. Exploited flaws need to go out fast, while least privilege limits what the rest can do.
Admin By Request Named a Leader in Endpoint Privilege Management Software by SourceForge
Admin By Request EPM earns the SourceForge Fall 2026 Leader award. Our thanks go to every sysadmin and IT manager who took the time to share an honest review.
Admin By Request Returns to it-sa 2026 with a Live Q&A Featuring Nico Hulkenberg
Admin By Request is back at it-sa 2026 in Nuremberg, October 27 to 29. Two days on the Forum A stage end with a live Q&A featuring F1 driver Nico Hulkenberg.
What’s New in Admin By Request for Linux 4.1
Admin By Request for Linux 4.1 is out, with policy-file scoping and a long list of customer-driven fixes. RHEL, Rocky Linux, and Ubuntu endpoints all benefit.
Installed vs. Running: What Software Inventory Leaves Out
Install-based inventory lists what registered during setup. Portable apps, scripts, and executables run from user folders never show up on that report.
Supporting Emerging Talent, Episode 3: Marcus Terkildsen at Spa-Francorchamps
Supporting Emerging Talent reaches Spa-Francorchamps with Marcus Terkildsen. The 16-year-old Dane answered a fog-hit, puncture-struck Sunday with a podium.
Fake CAPTCHAs Are Now Aiming for Your Terminal: Inside the TerminalFix Campaign
TerminalFix tricks employees into running malicious PowerShell, then maps Active Directory and tunnels out. Endpoint privilege limits shrink what one slip allows.
Data Exfiltration Techniques: The Ways Attackers Move Stolen Data Out
From DNS tunneling to cloud uploads, attackers move stolen data through channels you rarely watch. Small, slow transfers slip under most volume alerts.
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