Cyber Security Awareness Program for end users in Dzongkhags The Department of Information Technology and Telecom, in its efforts to help promote conducive and safer cyber environment for work and critical data, has commenced its advocacy program planned for the FY 2017-2018. The program aims at continually educating end users across the country in safe habits and good practices for basic cyber security. A team from the DITT is presently visiting Dzongkhags to spread awareness on ensuring safety in the cyberspace, recognizing risks and reacting to attacks and to advocate measures to proactively combat cyber threats, individually and collectively....
Security Updates from VMware
VMware has released security updates to address vulnerabilities in earlier version of VMware Workstation and Fusion. If left unpatched, attackers could exploit them and gain complete control of the system. Therefore, BtCIRT recommends users and administrators to review VMware Security Advisory for more details and apply the necessary updates. Patch and be Protected. ...
Security Updates from Juniper
Juniper has released security updates to address vulnerabilities in earlier version of multiple products. If left unpatched, attackers could exploit them and gain complete control of the system. Therefore, BtCIRT recommends users and administrators to review JUNIPER SECURITY ADVISORIES for more details on affected products and apply the necessary updates. Patch and be Protected....
Security Updates from VMware
VMware has released security updates to address vulnerabilities in earlier version of its multiple products.If left unpatched, attackers could exploit them and gain complete control of the system. Therefore, BtCIRT recommends users and administrators to review VMware security Advisory for more details on affected products and apply the necessary updates. Patch and be Protected....
Money Muling
Money Mules are people who consciously or innocently serve as intermediaries to move stolen/illegal money using their bank account(s) on behalf of criminals/fraudsters. While we have known of only rare cases in Bhutan, lots of these are happening around the globe. How does it happen: The criminal will get in touch with the victim via email, instant messaging apps, job website, blogs or even phone calls. They will convince the victim into providing their bank account details with either an attractive job , commissions or by seeking sympathy. The Fraudsters will transfer an amount into the victims account. Then...