Snap! API Attacks, Win 11 Apps & New Test Build, GOES-T Satellite, LEGO Artemis Spiceworks OriginalsĪttacks abusing programming APIs grew over 600% in 2021ĪPI attacks are on the rise, and organizations may not be fully prepared to meet the challenge.The big problem is that old printers were never removed from the print server, the IPs were re-used. There's a lot of them, which isn't the big problem.
I just started a new job and am finding there's a lot of housekeeping to be done, including printers. MORE INFO: The SSL certificate was a self-signed certificate, i pasted the certificate into the trusted certificates folder on the server to avoid the untrusted prompts etc so it says its OK now - also the certificate says valid from to - Which means its a new certificate, i see no coincidence there but still don't know why Outlook is causing the prompt given there current setup. So why would a user be getting it when they are opening Outlook that's connected to their Office 365 account? And how do we get it to stop annoying out users? There is no local exchange account added in Outlook and everyone is using Office 365 accounts now. Even after they click "Yes" they still get prompted. Today users have started getting the security alert prompt when they open Outlook, and I'm not sure why they are getting it. That happened about 2-3 months ago - all has been good.Įxchange server is still currently sitting onsite turned on not doing anything (planning to decommission it in the near future). We have a client that was recently manually moved over to Office 365 for email and software licensing - by manual i mean the PST files were exported from the exchange 2010 server and imported using azure blob storage etc so no hybrid configuration was used.
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