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Technijian was founded in November of 2000 by Ravi Jain with the goal of providing technology support for small to midsize companies. As the company grew in size, it also expanded its services to address the growing needs of its loyal client base. From its humble beginnings as a one-man-IT-shop, Technijian now employs teams of support staff and engineers in domestic and international offices. Technijian’s US-based office provides the primary line of communication for customers, ensuring each customer enjoys the personalized service for which Technijian has become known.

T-Mobile Data Breach Settlement 2025

T-Mobile Data Breach Settlement 2025: Check Amount, Eligibility, How to Claim Your Compensation

Ravi Jain
In 2021, T-Mobile experienced a significant data breach compromising the sensitive information of approximately 76 million customers. To address this, T-Mobile agreed to a $350 million settlement to compensate affected individuals. Eligible customers, who had an account before August 1, 2021, and filed a claim by January 23, 2023, can receive reimbursement for out-of-pocket losses, compensation for lost time, or an alternative cash payment, with payments expected to begin in April 2025. Beyond monetary compensation, T-Mobile offered affected customers two years of free identity protection services. The incident underscores the critical importance of data security, with a concluding note from a cybersecurity company offering its protective services. ... Read More
MFA-bypassing techniques

Hackers Using Advanced MFA-Bypassing Techniques to Gain Access to User Accounts

Ravi Jain
How cybercriminals are employing sophisticated techniques to bypass multi-factor authentication (MFA), a security measure designed to prevent unauthorized account access. These methods exploit vulnerabilities in the authentication process itself, such as manipulating session tokens and utilizing transparent phishing, rather than directly targeting passwords or one-time codes. The consequences of successful MFA bypass include minimal forensic evidence and difficulty in detection, potentially leading to data theft. To defend against these evolving threats, the text recommends strategies like continuous MFA validation, the use of cryptographically signed tokens, and the adoption of phishing-resistant authentication method. ... Read More
SSRF vulnerabilities

Over 400 IPs Exploiting Multiple SSRF Vulnerabilities in Coordinated Cyber Attack

Ravi Jain
A coordinated cyberattack involving over 400 IP addresses is exploiting multiple Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) vulnerabilities across various platforms, including critical infrastructure and cloud services. This sophisticated campaign, detected by GreyNoise, aims to map internal networks, steal cloud credentials, and gain unauthorized access. The attacks leverage known CVEs and unlisted vulnerabilities in software like DotNetNuke, Zimbra, VMware, and GitLab. Organizations are advised to apply security patches, implement network controls, secure cloud metadata, monitor for suspicious activity, and validate user inputs to mitigate these significant risks. ... Read More
FBI warning

FBI Warning: Delete These Texts on Your iPhone, Android Phone Immediately

Ravi Jain
The provided text is primarily a warning from the FBI regarding a significant increase in smishing, or SMS phishing, attacks targeting smartphone users across the U.S. Cybercriminals are sending deceptive text messages that impersonate legitimate organizations and claim issues like unpaid tolls or missed deliveries to trick recipients into clicking malicious links. These links can lead to identity theft, financial fraud, and malware installation. The FBI and FTC advise users to immediately delete suspicious texts, avoid clicking links or replying, and report such scams to the authorities. The piece also offers advice on identifying scam texts and highlights Technijian's cybersecurity services as a protective measure against these threats. ... Read More
Chrome security update

Google Chrome Security Update: Critical Vulnerabilities Patched – Immediate Action Required

Ravi Jain
A critical Google Chrome security update has been released to address several high-severity vulnerabilities, including type confusion flaws in the V8 JavaScript engine and an out-of-bounds write in the GPU component, alongside medium-severity issues. These flaws could allow attackers to execute arbitrary code, bypass security measures, steal data, or install malware. Immediate action is necessary for all Chrome users to update their browser to version 134.0.6998.88/.89 (Windows and Mac) or 134.0.6998.88 (Linux) and restart it to apply the essential patches. The update underscores the increasing prevalence of browser-based attacks, and businesses are advised to implement robust patch management strategies and consider professional cybersecurity services for comprehensive protection. ... Read More