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Dean Levitt
Windows 11 adds third-party passkey manager support
Microsoft has enabled native support for third-party passkey managers on Windows 11, starting with 1Password and Bitwarden, through a new passkey API...
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1. Ransomware gang steals PHI of 1 million patients
Up to 1 million patients were affected when hackers exploited a zero-day vulnerability in Community Health Systems’ file-transfer software.
Why it matters: Community Health Systems (CHS), one of the largest healthcare providers in the United States, confirmed the zero-day attack within GoAnywhere MFT – the file-transfer software of one of CHS’ business associates, Fortra.
The Russia-linked ransomware group Clop took credit for the attack and claims that the GoAnywhere vulnerability helped them steal data from more than 130 organizations.
Zero-day attacks are increasingly common
2. Microsoft 365 versus Paubox: which is easier? (2023 update)
When we first wrote this post in 2017, it took six steps just to open an encrypted email sent via Microsoft 365. Now in 2023, has anything changed?
Why it matters: A cumbersome approach to HIPAA compliance is more than an inconvenience, it’s a risk. Six years later, it still takes six steps to open an encrypted email sent via Microsoft 365. And it still takes just a single step when it’s sent via Paubox.
The world is still different with Paubox
3. Does Google punish AI content?
On February 8th, Google announced they would not punish AI-generated content.
Why it matters: With the recent release of ChatGPT, people are wondering if they can use it to publish content on the web without getting negatively affected by Google.
Google’s advice? AI-generated content should be original, high-quality, and people-first.
4. Hoala’s iPhone security tips (2023)
Last week the Wall Street Journal wrote about how thieves are exploiting weak iPhone passcodes.
Why it matters: By observing users type in their passcodes in public places, thieves steal the iPhone and loot the victim’s bank account(s). Thieves quickly lock victims out of their Apple accounts, which prevents the phone from being deactivated.
Watch Hoala’s iPhone security tips
5. What is geofencing and when is it effective?
Geofencing filters out geographic threats before getting near your inboxes.
Why it matters: Customers that included all countries fenced anywhere from 300 to 4000 emails per month. On average, those customers quarantined 28 emails a day!
Community links
- Healthcare marketing trends that will make an impact this year. Link
- How to conduct a HIPAA compliance audit. Link
- How to build and send a HIPAA compliant newsletter in only 2 minutes. Link
- Getting started with Paubox Marketing. Link
- Paubox Secure Message Center explained. Link
- Five ways to improve patient relationships through newsletters. Link
February HIPAA breach report
- Network server breaches affected 580,074 individuals.
- Email breaches were the second most common breach, with 214,258 people affected.
- Electronic medical record breaches affected 144,828 people.
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