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Thanks to Meals On Wheels of Cheyenne for your trust and your partnership! We love helping businesses stay connected, protected, and running smoothly!

🔌💻 Huge shoutout to our amazing friends at Wyo Support LLC! 💻🔌

They rolled in and worked their IT magic with a full network infrastructure upgrade, making our systems faster, stronger, and more secure than ever. 🔐⚡ Thanks to their expertise, we’re officially wired for good, locked down tight, and back online better than ever. 🙌

WyoSupport is our go‑to IT crew—the ones who keep us connected, protected, and running smoothly so we can continue to deliver MORE than a meal to Laramie County residents and their pets, too 🐶🐱❤️. When our network is secure and stable, our mission can keep moving forward without a glitch!

We’re incredibly grateful for partners who always have our back (and our bandwidth—and our firewalls 😉). Thank you for helping us stay safe, connected, and focused on what matters most—our community. 💙

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When you upload a file from OneDrive via an application, that app might also be able to view more than just the file you picked, potentially your entire OneDrive.

This happens because of how those app connections are authorized. Microsoft is aware of the situation and may make changes in the future.

Until then, it’s a good idea to look over which apps you've allowed access to and make adjustments if needed.

More info can be found here: https://cybernews.com/security/onedrive-file-picker-exposes-user-data/

Hundreds of apps have full read access to OneDrive user data, researchers warn A critical security flaw in Microsoft’s OneDrive File Picker grants third-party apps, including AI chatbots, complete access to a user's entire OneDrive library.

We are proud to be a licensed partner with ADAMnetworks.

https://securityboulevard.com/2025/04/introducing-wyo-support-adamnetworks-ltp/

Introducing Wyo Support - ADAMnetworks LTP ADAMnetworks is excited to announce Wyo Support to the family of Licensed Technology Partners. “After working with the various systems and technologies, there are few that compare with the protection that ADAMnetworks provides. It reduces the attack surface from the broad side of a barn down to th...

March 31 is World Backup Day, a day to remember to backup our important files and devices. Lost files can range from a minor nuisance to a life changing event. Making a backup of your phone, your documents folder, or your important information can help you recover if something ever goes wrong. Take this day to either backup or plan out backing up your information in the next few days.

Protect yourself from future uncertainties.

VMware has released patches for critical vulnerabilities (CVE-2025-22224, CVE-2025-22225, CVE-2025-22226) in ESXi and Workstation. These flaws could allow attackers to escape virtual machines and compromise your infrastructure. If you’re using these products, make sure to update to the latest version to protect your systems.

New Phishing Campaign Exploiting Webflow and Fake CAPTCHAs

A phishing campaign is exploiting Webflow’s SEO capabilities and fake CAPTCHA challenges to steal sensitive information from unsuspecting users.

How it works:

Attackers are taking advantage of Webflow's high SEO ranking to position malicious phishing pages at the top of search results.
Users who visit these pages are presented with a CAPTCHA that looks legitimate.
After completing the CAPTCHA, users are directed to a page requesting sensitive information, such as usernames, passwords, and payment details.

This is a serious risk to anyone interacting with Webflow-hosted websites.

Stay Safe: Always be cautious when entering personal or financial information on websites. Pay attention to CAPTCHA challenges and ensure that the site is trustworthy before sharing sensitive details.

For more information please read Netskope’s breakdown at: https://www.netskope.com/blog/new-phishing-campaign-abuses-webflow-seo-and-fake-captchas

Stay informed and protect yourself online!

Edge devices play a crucial role in enterprise systems, enabling connectivity and productivity. However, they can be vulnerable to attack, with threat actors increasingly targeting these devices to compromise organizations globally. The Five Eyes countries have collaborated to provide guidance on securing edge devices, addressing common vulnerabilities, and offering mitigation strategies. IT professionals are encouraged to stay vigilant, implement recommended security measures, and update systems promptly to minimize risks.

More information can be found at: https://www.cyber.gc.ca/en/guidance/security-considerations-edge-devices-itsm80101

A new attack, dubbed Browser Syncjacking, has been identified, which allows attackers to take control of a victim's browser and device via a malicious Chrome extension. The attack starts with the creation of a fake Google Workspace profile, which hijacks the victim's browsing data. When the victim installs a seemingly legitimate extension, the attacker can silently access their browsing history and stored credentials. Over time, this access expands, leading to full browser and device control. This attack operates with minimal user interaction and requires no obvious signs for the victim to detect. It utilizes existing browser features to gain unauthorized access.

Critical Security Alert for Microsoft Outlook Users

A newly discovered vulnerability in Microsoft Outlook (CVE-2025-21298) poses a serious threat to user security. Hackers can exploit this flaw to execute remote code on a victim's machine by sending a specially crafted email or through a preview of the email in Outlook. With a critical severity score of 9.8, the vulnerability impacts the Windows Object Linking and Embedding function, which is used for linking documents and other objects.

Action Required: Microsoft has already released a patch to address this vulnerability, and it is crucial that users apply it immediately. If you’re unable to install the patch, Microsoft recommends viewing emails in plain text format as an interim measure to reduce the risk of attack.