Jennifer’s June 20, 2026 5 PM technology recap for The IT Guys covers Prinz Eugen ransomware, Microsoft attribution for the Mastra npm supply-chain attack, Klue/Salesforce OAuth token risk, WordPress plugin patches, CISA exploited-vulnerability signals, and practical AI PC hardware notes.
A simple emergency admin access plan can keep a small business from being locked out of Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, domain, billing, and security systems when a normal admin account fails.
Jennifer’s June 19, 2026 5 PM technology recap for The IT Guys covers active Gravity SMTP exploitation, FortiBleed VPN credential cleanup, Splunk remediation, a Texas license-system breach, a Windows Recycle Bin bug, and AI data-center growth.
An alleged OrcaHunter kernel exploit leak is circulating for Windows 11 24H2. Here is what is confirmed, what remains unverified, and why KB5094126/CVE-2026-45657 patching matters now.
A lost phone or laptop is much easier to handle when Find My, Find My Device, Windows Find my device, screen locks, recovery options, and a business response plan are already in place.
Johns Hopkins researchers showed SRT-H autonomously performing a gallbladder-removal task on ex vivo pig tissue. Here is what is real, what is not ready for hospitals, and why cybersecurity, logs, updates, and vendor trust matter.
Jennifer’s June 18, 2026 5 PM technology recap for The IT Guys covers exploited Splunk risk, NGINX patches, WordPress supply-chain warnings, Fortinet VPN credential exposure, AI data-center expansion, and Apple App Store changes in Brazil.
The Internet of Bodies connects wearables, medical devices, health apps, and future implants to the internet. Here is what IoB can improve, what it can warn us about, and what families and small businesses should secure now.
A practical 15-minute browser profile setup for separating work, banking, admin portals, and personal browsing without mixing passwords, sync, extensions, and saved sessions.
Microsoft has confirmed the Defender RoguePlanet issue as CVE-2026-50656. Here is what is verified, what is not fixed yet, and what home users and small businesses should do now.