Our centralized distribution management system is a Cloud ERP with high-tech features to help companies manage and monitor end-to-end distribution networks and optimize logistics operations. The system integrates dedicated modules with company’s sales and financials to reduce process times, improve customer support, and eliminate unnecessary costs.
Deal with an industry-specific application designed for high-volume wholesale distributors to improve efficiency, gain tighter control, and reduce manual work.
Integrate warehouse backend system into various mobile devices to optimize accuracy & security, and gain smoother distribution control from any place, anytime.
Generate reports on important metrics in real-time, including perpetual & physical inventory, order processing, purchase, inventory location, stored items, cost, logistics, and more.
Our software manages all aspects of Pet Cremation and Pet Burial Processes all over the world. Our powerful technology app is available for configuration to match retail, hospital, and clinic business operations. It can be integrated into any mobile device to manage, invoice, and track pet crematory.
Manage and automate all tasks revolving around pet burials, including phone consultation, intaking, processing, route management, vet finder, and body disposal.
Systematize the manual cremation operation for companies engaged in the pet cremation marketplace to optimize performance and improve customer satisfaction.
Track various hazardous waste boxes through Medical Waste process, from drop-off through to the treatment process; modules include barcodes, report, pricing, mass entry, & box tracking.
The rental suite is a real-time solution that helps rental clients improve visibility across multiple locations with order bookings, inventory, fleet, accounts, customers, and web presence. Our solution improves traditional retail processes & boost managerial efficiency by streamlining and integrating all elements of single & multi-store management. We combine core retail activities in one operational hub and allow data access anywhere, anytime to help you provide customers an multiple-channel experience. The application overcomes the traditional stock sales since merchandize comes back to the warehouse – the easy process of bringing back stock via barcodes boosts clients’ efficiencies.
Our Transportation Management System, Load-Logix, powered by Oracle, is a logistics industry-specific software application that optimizes the operations of carrier and logistics brokers by automating their internal processes, such as load data entry and re-entry, payroll and invoicing, communication, and load tracking & management, in real-time. It also allows integration with enterprise level accounting apps, business analytics, reporting, and offers an exceptional truck board map that helps finding return loads after current load is dropped off.
Manages drivers & load in real-time for carrier borkers to boost customer service and route deliveries, reduce fuel consumption, and minimize travel time and distance.
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Develop & manage agile IT infrastructures through hi-tech cloud-based IT-managed services.
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Hire IT support team for your short-time projects without any obligations or heavy investments.
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We ensure your critical data, cloud infra, and hardware continue to work despite failures.
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We implement full-stack cloud infra and monitoring delivered by USA’s leading cloud partners.
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Microsoft has released the optional KB5014666 Preview cumulative update for Windows 10 20H2, Windows 10 21H1, and Windows 10 21H2. This update includes numerous bug fixes and new, unexpected printing features. The KB5014666 cumulative update preview is part of Microsoft’s June 2022 monthly “C” update, allowing admins to test fixes in the July 2022 Patch Tuesday. […]
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A new phishing attack is using Facebook Messenger chatbots to impersonate the company’s support team and steal credentials used to manage Facebook pages. Chatbots are programs that impersonate live support people and are commonly used to provide answers to simple questions or triage customer support cases before they are handed off to a live employee. […]
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Multiple malicious Python packages available on the PyPI repository were caught stealing sensitive information like AWS credentials and transmitting it to publicly exposed endpoints accessible by anyone. PyPI is a repository of open-source packages that software developers use to pick the building blocks of their Python-based projects or share their work with the community. While […]
Learn More Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG) revealed today that RCS Labs, an Italian spyware vendor, has received help from some Internet service providers (ISPs) to infect Android and iOS users in Italy and Kazakhstan with commercial surveillance tools. RCS Labs is just one of more than 30 spyware vendors whose activity is currently tracked by Google, […]
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Security researchers found that Adobe Acrobat is trying to block security software from having visibility into the PDF files it opens, creating a security risk for the users. Adobe’s product is checking if components from 30 security products are loaded into its processes and likely blocks them, essentially denying them from monitoring for malicious activity. […]
Learn More This month’s Windows Server updates are causing a wide range of issues, including VPN and RDP connectivity problems on servers with Routing and Remote Access Service (RRAS) enabled. RRAS is a Windows service that offers additional TCP connectivity and routing features, including remote access or site-to-site connectivity with the help of virtual private network (VPN) […]
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WordPress sites using Ninja Forms, a forms builder plugin with more than 1 million installations, have been force-updated en masse this week to a new build that addresses a critical security vulnerability likely exploited in the wild. The vulnerability is a code injection vulnerability affecting multiple Ninja Forms releases, starting with version 3.0 and up. […]
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Microsoft has announced today the general availability of Microsoft Defender for Individuals, the company’s new security solution for personal phones and computers. This new cross-device security solution is available for all Microsoft 365 customers with Personal ($6.99/month) or Family ($9.99/month) subscriptions starting today. First unveiled for Windows 11 Insiders in March, Defender for Individuals provides malware and […]
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Anker’s central smart home device hub, Eufy Homebase 2, was vulnerable to three vulnerabilities, one of which is a critical remote code execution (RCE) flaw. Homebase 2 is the video storage and networking gateway for all Anker’s Eufy smart home devices, including video doorbells, indoor security cameras, smart locks, alarm systems, and more. Homebase operates […]
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Microsoft’s June 2022 Patch Tuesday, and with it comes fixes for 55 vulnerabilities, including fixes for the Windows MSDT ‘Follina’ zero-day vulnerability and new Intel MMIO flaws. Of the 55 vulnerabilities fixed in today’s update, three are classified as ‘Critical’ as they allow remote code execution, with the rest classified as Important. This does not include 5 Microsoft […]
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Mozilla says that all Firefox users will now be protected by default against cross-site tracking while browsing the Internet. This is because, starting today, Mozilla is rolling out and enabling its Total Cookie Protection set of privacy improvements for all Firefox users worldwide. Total Cookie Protection forces all websites to keep their cookies in separate […]
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Researchers at the University of Hamburg in Germany have conducted a field experiment capturing hundreds of thousands of passersby’s WiFi connection probe requests to determine the type of data transmitted without the device owners realizing it. WiFi probing is a standard process, part of the bilateral communication required between a smartphone and an access point […]
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The UK wants to investigate Apple and Google’s market power in mobile browsers and Apple’s restrictions on cloud gaming through its App Store. “When it comes to how people use mobile phones, Apple and Google hold all the cards. As good as many of their services and products are, their strong grip on mobile ecosystems […]
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The Emotet botnet is now attempting to infect potential victims with a credit card stealer module designed to harvest credit card information stored in Google Chrome user profiles. After stealing the credit card info (i.e., name, expiration month and year, card numbers), the malware will send it to command-and-control (C2) servers different than the ones […]
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Google has released the June 2022 security updates for Android devices running OS versions 10, 11, and 12, fixing 41 vulnerabilities, five rated critical. The security update is separated into two levels, released on June 1 and June 5. The first one contains patches for Android system and framework components and the second one includes […]
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Apple said this week that it blocked more than 343,000 iOS apps were blocked by the App Store App Review team for privacy violations last year, while another 157,000 were rejected for attempting to mislead or spamming iOS users. The company added that it also blocked over 34,500 applications from getting indexed on the App […]
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The malware spreads through push notifications, alerts, and malvertising on free video streaming, adult sites, and game-hack pages. TrojanSMS, which the company calls SMSFactory, siphons money from victims worldwide, including the US, France, and Spain, by sending premium SMS and making calls to premium-rate phone numbers. “These numbers appear to be part of a conversion […]
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Europol has announced the takedown of the FluBot operation, one of the largest and fastest-growing Android malware operations in existence. The malware operation’s takedown resulted from a law enforcement operation involving eleven countries following a complex technical investigation to pinpoint FluBot’s most critical infrastructure. The participants in the operation were Australia, Belgium, Finland, Hungary, Ireland, […]
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There’s a trick that allows attackers to hijack a victim’s WhatsApp account and gain access to personal messages and contact list. The method relies on the mobile carriers’ automated service to forward calls to a different phone number, and WhatsApp’s option to send a one-time password (OTP) verification code via voice call. The MMI code […]
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Microsoft has shared mitigation measures to block attacks exploiting a newly discovered Microsoft Office zero-day flaw abused in the wild to execute malicious code remotely. The bug is a Microsoft Windows Support Diagnostic Tool (MSDT) remote code execution vulnerability. The flaw impacts all Windows versions still receiving security updates (Windows 7+ and Server 2008+). As […]
Learn More Microsoft security researchers have found high severity vulnerabilities in a framework used by Android apps from multiple large international mobile service providers. The vulnerable apps have millions of downloads on Google’s Play Store and come pre-installed as system applications on devices bought from affected telecommunications operators, including AT&T, TELUS, Rogers Communications, Bell Canada, and Freedom Mobile. “The apps were […]
Learn More Mozilla has released security updates for multiple products to address zero-day vulnerabilities exploited during the Pwn2Own Vancouver 2022 hacking contest. If exploited, the two critical flaws can let attackers gain JavaScript code execution on mobile and desktop devices running vulnerable versions of Firefox, Firefox ESR, Firefox for Android, and Thunderbird. The zero-days have been fixed […]
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Security researchers have revealed that hackers can hijack your online accounts before you even register them by exploiting flaws that have been already been fixed on popular websites, including Instagram, LinkedIn, Zoom, WordPress, and Dropbox. Andrew Paverd, a researcher at Microsoft Security Response Center, and Avinash Sudhodanan, an independent security researcher, analyzed 75 popular online […]
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Threat analysts have discovered a recent malware distribution campaign using PDF attachments to smuggle malicious Word documents that infect users with malware. The choice of PDFs is unusual, as most malicious emails today arrive with DOCX or XLS attachments laced with malware-loading macro code. However, as people become more educated about opening malicious Microsoft Office […]
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Microsoft has released emergency out-of-band (OOB) updates to address Active Directory (AD) authentication issues after installing Windows Updates issued during the May 2022 Patch Tuesday on domain controllers. The company has been working on a fix for this known issue causing authentication failures for some Windows services since May 12. “After installing updates released May 10, 2022 on your domain controllers, you […]
Learn More Phishing attacks are now using automated chatbots to guide visitors through the process of handing over their login credentials to threat actors. This approach automates the process for attackers and gives a sense of legitimacy to visitors of the malicious sites, as chatbots are commonly found on websites for legitimate brands. It starts with an email The […]
Learn More Microsoft has reminded customers today that Windows Server, version 20H2, will be reaching the end of service (EOS) on August 9, 2022. In a support document published today, Microsoft says that Windows Server 20H2 will reach the mainstream support end date for Datacenter Core and Standard Core users. Released on October 20, 2020, this Semi-Annual Channel release […]
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Apple has released security updates to address a zero-day vulnerability that threat actors can exploit in attacks targeting Macs and Apple Watch devices. Zero-days are security flaws that the software vendor is unaware of and hasn’t yet patched. In some cases, this type of vulnerability may also have publicly available proof-of-concept exploits before a patch […]
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Windows admins have been expressing their dismay at Microsoft’s decision to move the Quick Assist remote assistance tool to the Microsoft Store. Quick Assist allows Windows 10 and Windows 11 users to receive or give assistance to other Windows users by taking control of their computer remotely. The app makes it much easier to assist […]
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HP has released BIOS updates today to fix two high-severity vulnerabilities affecting a wide range of PC and notebook products, which allow code to run with Kernel privileges. Kernel-level privileges are the highest rights in Windows, allowing threat actors to execute any command at the Kernel level, including manipulating drivers and accessing the BIOS. The list […]
Learn More Microsoft is testing a new ‘Suggested Actions’ feature in Windows 11 Dev builds where the operating system suggests actions you can take with data you copy into the clipboard. Today, Microsoft again began offering different builds in the ‘Dev’ and ‘Beta’ channels, with the beta channel receiving Windows 11 build 22621 and the Dev channel […]
Learn More The Safety Detectives cybersecurity team discovered 150 GB of exposed data in the bucket with over 50,000 user avatars. Two separate databases contained different types of information, including user avatars (profile pictures on the website) and post images. “While this is publicly available information, user avatars could be used in conjunction with EXIF data to […]
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Red Canary intelligence analysts have discovered a new Windows malware with worm capabilities that spreads using external USB drives. This malware is linked to a cluster of malicious activity dubbed Raspberry Robin and was first observed in September 2021. Red Canary’s Detection Engineering team detected the worm in multiple customers’ networks, some in the technology and manufacturing […]
Learn More Microsoft says that its enterprise-grade endpoint security for small to medium-sized businesses is now generally available as a standalone solution. Known as Microsoft Defender for Business, this product is designed for SMBs with up to 300 employees who need protection against malware, phishing, and ransomware attacks on Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android devices. “Microsoft believes in security for all. We are […]
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Phishing emails increasingly target verified Twitter accounts with emails designed to steal their account credentials, as shown by numerous ongoing campaigns conducted by threat actors. Verified accounts on Twitter are designated by a blue check next to their name, which indicates account holders are notable influencers, celebrities, politicians, journalists, activists, and government and private organizations. […]
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Synology has warned customers that some of its network-attached storage (NAS) appliances are exposed to attacks exploiting multiple critical Netatalk vulnerabilities. “Multiple vulnerabilities allow remote attackers to obtain sensitive information and possibly execute arbitrary code via a susceptible version of Synology DiskStation Manager (DSM) and Synology Router Manager (SRM),” Synology said. Netatalk is an AFP […]
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A new ransomware gang known as Black Basta has quickly catapulted into operation this month, breaching at least twelve companies in just a few weeks. The first known Black Basta attacks occurred in the second week of April, as the operation quickly began attacking companies worldwide. While ransom demands likely vary between victims, One victim who […]
Learn More Microsoft has released the optional KB5011831 Preview cumulative update for Windows 10 20H2, Windows 10 21H1, and Windows 10 21H2 that fixes 26 bugs. This update includes many bug fixes, including those for Microsoft OneDrive, Remote Desktop, News and Interest, Azure Active Directory, and delays in booting Windows 10. The KB5011831 cumulative update preview is […]
Learn More Security analysts have found that Android devices running on Qualcomm and MediaTek chipsets were vulnerable to remote code execution due to a flaw in the implementation of the Apple Lossless Audio Codec (ALAC). ALAC is an audio coding format for lossless audio compression that Apple open-sourced in 2011. Since then, the company has been releasing updates […]
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An archive containing data purportedly scraped from 500 million LinkedIn profiles has been put for sale on a popular hacker forum, with another 2 million records leaked as a proof-of-concept sample by the post author. The four leaked files contain information about the LinkedIn users whose data has been allegedly scraped by the threat actor, […]
Learn More Apple users are being warned by cryptocurrency wallet MetaMask over some security vulnerabilities involving iCloud backups. The warning is said to be against potential phishing attacks for all iPhone, iPad, and Mac users. It involves certain default device settings which store MetaMask users’ seed phrase onto iCloud, whenever anyone enables automatic backups for app data. […]
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Lenovo has published a security advisory on vulnerabilities that impact its Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) loaded on at least 100 of its laptop models. A total of three security issues were discovered, two of them allowing an attacker to disable the protection for the SPI flash memory chip where the UEFI firmware is stored […]
Learn More Microsoft has reminded customers earlier this week that Microsoft Office 2013 is approaching its end of support next year, advising them to switch to a newer version to reduce their exposure to security risks. “After five years of Mainstream Support, and five years of Extended Support, Office 2013 will reach the End of Extended Support […]
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Google has released Chrome 100.0.4896.127 for Windows, Mac, and Linux, to fix a high-severity zero-day vulnerability actively used by threat actors in attacks. While Google states that this Chrome update will roll out in the next few weeks, users can receive it immediately by going into the Chrome menu > Help > About Google Chrome. […]
Learn More Threat actors have spoofed WhatsApp voicemail service to target close to 28 thousand mailboxes and steal user credentials. The Armorblox research team observed a phishing attack that spoofed voice message notifications from WhatsApp on multiple customer tenants across Office 365 and Google Workspace. Malicious emails were titled “New Incoming Voice Message,” suggesting that the victim […]
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An update to Raspberry Pi OS Bullseye has removed the default ‘pi’ user to make it harder for attackers to find and compromise Internet-exposed Raspberry Pi devices using default credentials. Starting with this latest release, when installing the OS, you will first be prompted to create an account by choosing a username and password (before […]
Learn More Microsoft’s April 2022 Patch Tuesday, and with it comes fixes for two zero-day vulnerabilities and a total of 119 flaws. Microsoft has fixed 119 vulnerabilities (not including 26 Microsoft Edge vulnerabilities) with today’s update, with ten classified as Critical as they allow remote code execution. The number of bugs in each vulnerability category is listed below: […]
Learn More Microsoft has reminded customers that multiple editions of Windows 10 20H2 and Windows 10 1909 are reaching the end of service (EOS) on May 10, 2022. Windows 10 20H2 (also known as the October 2020 Update) will reach EOS for Windows 10 Home, Pro, Pro Education, and Pro for Workstations users. It’s also worth mentioning […]
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When Windows was first released, the most controversial changes were the new centered Start Menu and the reduced functionality of the Windows taskbar. In the past, the Start Menu was left-aligned on the taskbar, and it was possible to move the taskbar, so it was pinned to the top, sides, and bottom of the screen. […]
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Static Web Apps are the latest weapon in the scammer arsenal Cybercriminals have started using Static Web Apps, an Azure service, in their phishing attacks against Microsoft365 users. Researchers from MalwareHunterTeam noted Static Web Apps have two features that are being abused with ease – custom branding for web apps, and web hosting for static […]
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Forget Mos Eisley; Amazon is now a hive of scum and villainy Last weekend I attempted to buy a microSD card for my Steam Deck from Amazon. Okay, that’s not the most interesting start to a story you’ve probably read, but what should have been a quick and easy search and purchase instead turned into a rather demoralizing experience […]
Learn More Apple has released security updates to address two zero-day vulnerabilities exploited by attackers to hack iPhones, iPads, and Macs....
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Remote IT Management is the ability for Technology to be monitored and managed, making your workplace more efficient...
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Digitization has left loopholes for cybercriminals to attack all of us. Cyber attackers are working...
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