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[img]https://d1qy7qyune0vt1.cloudfront.net/webroot-en/attachment/28763i9325F7F706E11084.png[/img] [b]How well do you know the Webroot Community?[/b] We will be posting Community trivia questions throughout the day, and the first person to answer each question correctly will win a Webroot beanie hat! Rules: 1. First person to post the correct answer in the Trivia Contest thread wins. 2. Only one trivia prize per person, so if you've already won, please let someone else answer first. 3. Current and former Webroot employees are not eligible. [url=/webroot/attachments/webroot/Announcements/6656/1/Webroot%20Community%20Trivia%20Giveaway%202017%20-%2002%20FEB%202017.pdf]See official rules here.[/url] Please let me know if there are any questions before the contest begins, and good luck! :D
[h2]Wcry uses weapons-grade exploit published by the NSA-leaking Shadow Brokers.[/h2][b][url=https://arstechnica.com/author/dan-goodin/]Dan Goodin[/url] - 5/12/2017[/b] A highly virulent new strain of self-replicating ransomware is shutting down computers all over the world, in part by appropriating a National Security Agency exploit that was publicly released last month by the mysterious group calling itself Shadow Brokers. As [u][url=https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2017/05/nhs-ransomware-cyber-attack/]Ars reported earlier[/url][/u], the malware known as wanna, wannacry, or wcry, is causing disruptions at banks, hospitals, telecommunications services and other mission-critical organizations in multiple countries, including the UK, Spain, Russia, Germany, and Turkey. The UK government's National Health Service and Spanish telecom Telefonica have both been hit extremely hard. The [u][url=https://www.ccn-cert.cni.es/seguridad-al-dia/comunicados-ccn-cert/4464-
Congrats ? very well done my friend and nice to see you in RED! Just to let everyone know I converted Jeff to WSA and I don't remember what he was using before? Well it doesn't matter now right! ;) Cheers, Daniel :D [img]http://i.123g.us/c/congrats_promotion/pc/102657_pc.jpg[/img] [img]http://www.tumblr18.com/t18/2013/10/Congrats-on-your-promotion.gif[/img] [img]http://rlv.zcache.com/toadally_awesome_funny_frog_sticker-r6e9052d23dde46d09e072fc55b7e4d43_v9byj_1024.jpg?rlvnet=1[/img]
[i][b]Definition of Community:[/b] A meeting space for digital citizens to learn, share and connect through common and divergent views. [/i] Webroot Inc. ("Webroot") expects everyone to be respectful, considerate and to use good judgment when participating in its forums, blogs, tribal knowledge base, and idea exchanges (the "Community"). The Webroot Community should be used to share information about issues relating to Webroot, Webroot products and services and Internet security generally. The following Community guidelines ("Guidelines") serve to protect Webroot and its Community members, and to ensure that the Webroot Community is, and remains, a productive online environment. [b] [/b] [u][b]Use Your Manners.[/b][/u] In order to maintain a positive, productive and dynamic Community, Webroot asks that you avoid using profanity, derogatory statements or making personal attacks toward others. Never post anything that is hateful, threatening, embarrassing, pornogra
Exciting news today, [user=4764][/user] has just been promoted to Bronze VIP! Thanks for all your fantastic contributions on the Community, David, we really appreciate everything you do! This is very well deserved. :D For any new members who are not familiar with the Webroot VIP Program, you can [url=https://community.webroot.com/t5/Community-Announcements/Announcing-the-Webroot-VIP-Program/td-p/20652#.UqJaNsRDvnE]find more information here[/url].
WoW this is Awesome our next Bronze VIP is Sherry and our first Lady Webrooter to Boot! Congrats Sherry on a job well done Sweetie! Daniel :D [img]http://margaritaandlinda-regancasilloestrella.last-memories.com/page/upload/Custom/Graduation-Comments-Animated-Graphics-9104.gif[/img] [img]http://www.messletters.info/comments/congratulations/congrats9.gif[/img] [img]http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d28/jcfreak63/congrats.gif[/img] [img]https://p.gr-assets.com/540x540/fit/hostedimages/1395111895/8948025.gif[/img]
2023 was the LARGEST Black Hat yet! The crowds were very large at every keynote and in the expo hall. Compared to last year - we are definitely back and beating pre-Covid numbers. I’m just going to say that Artificial Intelligence was the buzzword of the conference and you couldn’t attend a single briefing or visit a booth without hearing it. It’s definitely not going anywhere 🤖 Another long post coming so get that scroll wheel ready 🤠 Weather was typical Vegas HOT at the Mandalay Bay (102f), but not as hot as it had been the week before we all arrived - which was a scorching 113f🔥 Thankfully there was no flash flooding like last year. REGISTRATION I’m happy to report that Black Hat finally have registration down and can handle the massive amount of crowds. Even if you don’t have the handy QR code, you can still get a speedy process with just your email. This is a welcome change from previous years and I no longer dread registration - THANK YOU! This looks almost identical to las
[img]https://d1qy7qyune0vt1.cloudfront.net/webroot-en/attachment/24154iB9D9AD015E3FAE7C.gif[/img] You just made Gold VIP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Way to go ?
Happy Holidays everyone! For everyone that hasn’t yet read the giveaway post please do so here Thank you for everyone that participated in Day 11 everyone shared some lovely food ideas and recopies - some of which I will try (except the Brussel sprouts 😅) Our Random comment winners are…. @kleinmat4103 I don’t think you can get closer than this@mmaner Poor MunkeyMan You win a Carbonite + Webroot Yoga Mat Congratulations! Today is Day 12 of our Giveaway - Last Day! Submit a Idea to our Ideation board and the 2 most upvoted win https://community.webroot.com/ideas Best prize is up for grabs! I’m leaving for a cruise today so I’ll come back next week and let you know who the winners are!
From Thursday, December 15, 2016, Webroot will roll out a new WSA Web Threat Shield plugin, version 1.2.0.69. to address a known defect. This release addresses a sporadically occurring defect in which Webroot Enhanced Web Threat Shield binaries were repeatedly marked to be deleted with the next Operating System restart. In some cases, this caused installers/uninstallers to function incorrectly. [list] [*]The Installation will occur silently if automatic updates are enforced for your Webroot deployment. [*]A restart of the machine is required to complete deployment.[/list][b]Note[/b]: Webroot SecureAnywhere agents will receive the updated plugin on their defined poll interval. Agents can be forced to obtain the plugin immediately by: [list] [*]Right-clicking the agent in the system tray and selecting "Refresh Configuration" OR [*]Running the command line “<path to executable>wrsa.exe –poll”. For example: "c:program fileswebrootwrsa.exe" -poll[/list] Webroot ap
March 1, 2019 10:02 am By [url=https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/author/dona-sarkar/]Dona Sarkar[/url] and [url=https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/author/brandonleblanc/]Brandon LeBlanc[/url] Hello Windows Insiders, today we are releasing Windows 10 Insider Preview [b]Build 18348 (19H1)[/b] to Windows Insiders in the Fast ring. If you are looking for a complete look at what build is in which Insider ring – head on over to [url=https://aka.ms/flighthub]Flight Hub[/url]. You can also check out the [url=https://aka.ms/wip-docs]rest of our documentation here[/url] including a complete list of new features and updates that have gone out as part of Insider flights for the current development cycle (which currently is 19H1). [h1][b]What’s New in Build 18348[/b][/h1][h2][b]Emoji 12.0 Update[/b][/h2]With Build [url=https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2018/11/07/announcing-windows-10-insider-preview-build-18277/]Build 18277[/url], Insiders got their first look at
Microsoft's combination of application reputation technology and URL filtering gave Internet Explorer a malware block rate that blew pass Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Apple Safari. The latest tests from NSS Labs showed IE with a 99.9 percent block rate for what the security tester calls socially engineered malware (SEM). Chrome had a rate of 70.7 percent while Firefox and Safari hovered around 4 percent. In general, SEM includes all malware that a computer user is tricked into downloading on the Web through a malicious link in an email, instant message or other vehicle. Malware delivered as an email attachment is excluded. [url=http://www.networkworld.com/news/2014/040214-ie-easily-beats-chrome-firefox-280335.html]Full Article[/url]
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Should Windows Security Center Service be turned off after WEBROOT install?
