Hey everyone,

Guess what? There’s another big computer safety issue that’s been found, and it could affect a lot of us! It’s kind of like leaving your door unlocked and allowing bad guys to sneak in. This time, it’s a problem with Windows NTLM, which is like a security guard for your computer that checks if you have the right key (your password) to enter.

Here’s the scoop: NTLM is a way that Windows lets you prove who you are when you’re logging in or doing stuff on the network. But a flaw has been discovered, which means some clever hackers could trick the system into thinking they’re you! It’s like someone dressing up in a costume that makes them look exactly like you, and then they get to walk around and access all your things.

This is already the second time in two months that they’ve found something wrong with NTLM. That’s not great, and it’s got a lot of people worried because it can let hackers steal your credentials (your computer’s version of an identity card) or get into places they’re not supposed to. The tricky part? There’s no patch yet. A ‘patch’ is like a fix or a repair that stops the hackers from being able to do this. But the good news is, the people at Microsoft who made Windows are giving advice on how to stop bad things from happening until they can get the problem fixed.

If you’re curious to know more about this issue, you can read all about it at this link: www.darkreading.com/application-security/microsoft-ntlm-zero-day-remain-unpatched-april

Now, if all of this sounds super complex and a bit scary, don’t worry! That’s where Diversified Outlook Group comes in. We’re all about keeping you and your computer safe. Think of us as your own team of tech superheroes who are ready to swoop in and protect your digital life.

Whether you need more information on what this all means or want someone to roll up their sleeves and help you beef up your computer security, we’ve got your back. Just shoot an email to support@diversifiedoutlookgroup.com, and let’s keep those pesky cyber baddies at bay!

Stay safe and savvy out there!
Diversified Outlook Group