Cisco confirms public proof-of-concept code for CVE-2026-20230 in Unified Communications Manager. Here is what businesses should check, patch, disable, and monitor now.
The June 8, 2026 technology recap from The IT Guys covers Apple WWDC26, developer supply-chain credential theft, WhatsApp spyware phishing, IBM AI governance warnings, and Massachusetts location privacy news.
A practical update-window checklist for home users and small businesses: schedule restarts, check Windows and Mac update settings, relaunch browsers, update phones, and avoid surprise downtime.
A practical look at the unverified 33% router-hacking claim, the confirmed Russian GRU/APT28 router DNS-hijacking campaign, and what home users and small businesses should check now.
The June 7, 2026 technology recap from The IT Guys covers the exploited SolarWinds Serv-U flaw, Android June security updates, suspicious third-party website scripts, Apple WWDC timing, and repairability news.
A practical 20-minute router security checklist for home users and small businesses: update firmware, change the admin password, confirm WPA2 or WPA3, use guest Wi-Fi, review connected devices, and disable risky convenience features.
Google’s new Android Fake Call Detection helps warn when a scammer may be spoofing a contact and using an AI-cloned voice. Here is what it needs, what is on by default, and how Pixel users can enable real-time Scam Detection.
The June 6, 2026 technology news recap from The IT Guys covers Android security patches, Windows Server domain controller risk, Dashlane password vault concerns, AI policy, Apple WWDC26 prep, and repairability news.
A practical 15-minute checklist for adding passkeys to important email accounts, keeping MFA enabled, adding backup recovery methods, and avoiding lockouts during small-business rollouts.
Today’s The IT Guys technology news recap covers CISA’s SolarWinds Serv-U exploited-vulnerability listing, Cisco SD-WAN zero-day activity, exposed tank gauge systems, Microsoft 365 persistence risks, npm supply-chain malware, WordPress plugin exploitation, and practical small-business security takeaways.