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Impact Business Technology provides computer networking and technical support services in Fairfield County, Connecticut.
 
At Impact Business Technology, we believe that excellence in customer service, and an unwavering promise to deliver reliable networks and computers is what sets us apart from other service providers in this area.
 
See for yourself how we can improve your business network by meeting with one of our consultants. Call us on (203) 364-0052 to talk to a knowledgeable network specialist, or contact us us to get more information.
 
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Exchange infinte loop flaw and Sharepoint code execution pose little risk to most admins
Exchange and SharePoint bulletins fix such low risk flaws they don't deserve a full alert.
Microsoft Black Tuesday: Might as well be a record Patch Day.
According to their Bulletin Summary for December, Microsoft released 17 security updates for Windows, Office, Internet Explorer (IE), and more.
Expect a stocking full of Microsoft patches for Christmas
If you were looking forward to a slow, relaxing Patch Day this December, it's time to reset your expectation. Microsoft plans to fill your network stocking with updates next Tuesday. Click through to learn how many updates to expect.
Official ProFTPD source code "backdoored" via a zero day flaw
ProFTPD warned that they've been distributing a booby-trapped version of their FTP server's source code. If you downloaded and installed ProFTPD from a legitimate distribution server between Nov 28 and Dec 1, you likely have a backdoor on your system.
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