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  1. The root cause for Windows 7: "You don't have permission to shut down and restart this Computer."

    The root cause for Windows 7: "You don't have permission to shut down and restart this Computer."

    Posted: February 10, 2020
    Categories: Security, Knoweldgebase, Microsoft
    Author: Npav Lab
    Views: 126

    After research and investigation, NPAV Lab has reproduced and confirmed, the following reason for the Windows Shutdown / Restart permission issue

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  2. Windows 7 - "You don't have permission to Shutdown and Restart this Computer" Problem Solution

    Windows 7 - "You don't have permission to Shutdown and Restart this Computer" Problem Solution

    Posted: February 07, 2020
    Categories: Features, Knoweldgebase
    Comments: 2
    Tags: you dont have permission to shutdown, windows 7 shutdown problem, shutdown issue on my pc, i am unable to shutdown my pc, failed to shutdown pc, could not shutdown my pc
    Author: Npav Lab
    Views: 125

    From the last two days many user-facing shutdown problems on their pc.

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  3. Smart lightbulbs can now be used by hackers to spread malware

    Smart lightbulbs can now be used by hackers to spread malware

    Posted: February 06, 2020
    Categories: Security, Malware Alerts
    Author: Npav Lab
    Views: 92

    Smart lightbulbs can now be used to spread malware inside your home.

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  4. Cyber criminals exploit Corona virus emergency to spread computer virus

    Cyber criminals exploit Corona virus emergency to spread computer virus

    Posted: February 04, 2020
    Categories: Security, Malware Alerts
    Author: Npav Lab
    Views: 66

    Emotet trojan is being circulated by using the coronavirus emergency.

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  5. Ryuk ransomware hits “Tampa Bay Times” newspaper

    Ryuk ransomware hits “Tampa Bay Times” newspaper

    Posted: January 30, 2020
    Categories: Ransomware, Security, Alert
    Author: Npav Lab
    Views: 83

    Florida based newspaper “The Tampa Bay Times” suffered a Ryuk ransomware attack on Thursday.