Monthly Archives: July 2014

Today a customer called me with the problem of Sage reports window fails to load with error “specified report path is invalid”. Seems that they had recently moved their Sage Company data and it broke the reports section. I fixed … Continue reading →

Every time I’m sitting at a new computer and try to connect to Office 365 using PowerShell I normally have forgotten how. I google for it and often the top result is either old information or just doesn’t work. Some … Continue reading →

Update – 20/Aug/2014: This problem still exists in the 8.0.9 update. One of my customers has a Windows Server 2008 R2 (Small Business Server) setup with Remote Web Workplace allowing employees to log in via a web browser and then … Continue reading →

I recently read a blog post by security company FireEye which detailed some of the actions taken against the GameOver / Zeus botnet, commonly known to deploy the CryptoLocker malware that ransoms documents, photos etc. It aimed readers to a … Continue reading →

Note July 2018: Make sure your compiled program supports TLS 1.2! Anything compiled with the setting lower than .NET 4.6 won’t use TLS 1.2 by default and the API calls will fail. Either set your project to .NET 4.6 and … Continue reading →

The following have been RDP brute forcing and, once in, copy a file from their local machine. I think it uses Adobe Air as one of the components. What confuses me more is the infected server was on a managed … Continue reading →