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All fine, with up to 15 licences. Same as the McAfee version. We are aware some customers are having issues getting the app and are receiving a Server Error message. We are working quickly to fix this error. We are sorry for any inconvenience caused. Every BT ID has an account role attached to it.

You need to be the Account Holder to access the service. BT Help. When I get to the BT Virus protect, I have a 'manage' or 'more info' option, which both eventually take me to a login page which then ends up with ' The resource you are looking for has been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable. Now seems stuck in this loop. This is on my laptop, I also have the same issue on my mobile, so hopefully someone will email out a fix soon.

Sign In Forum Help. Turn on suggestions. Auto-suggest helps you quickly narrow down your search results by suggesting possible matches as you type. Showing results for. Show only Search instead for. Did you mean:. All forum topics Previous Topic Next Topic. Message 81 of Re: Important updates to your virus and password protection. Infusion pumps are designed to help nurses and doctors skip time-consuming manual infusions and have gained prominence in recent years as many hospitals digitize their systems.

According to the study, attackers could take advantage of the vulnerabilities to change how a pump is configured in standby mode, allowing altered doses of medication to be delivered to patients without any checks. The OS of the pump does not check where the commands it gets are from or who is sending data to it, giving cyberattackers space to attack remotely.

The use of unauthenticated and unencrypted protocols also gives attackers multiple avenues to gain access to the pump's internal systems that regulate how much of each drug needs to go to a patient. Medical facilities should actively monitor these threats with special attention, until a comprehensive suite of patches is produced and effectively adopted by B. Braun, McAfee Enterprise ATR disclosed the vulnerability and have learned that the latest version of the pump removes the initial network vector of the attack chain.

Douglas McKee, Steve Povolny and Philippe Laulheret -- members of McAfee's Advanced Threat Research Team -- explain in the report that the changes to the amount of medication given to a patient would look like a simple device malfunction and would "be noticed only after a substantial amount of drug has been dispensed to a patient, since the infusion pump displays exactly what was prescribed, all while dispensing potentially lethal doses of medication. McAfee noted that there are more than million IV infusions administered globally each year using pumps like the ones supplied by B.

Shaun Nordeck, a doctor working at a Level 1 Trauma Center, contributed to the study and said the ability to remotely manipulate medical equipment undetected, with potential for patient harm, is effectively weaponizing these point of care devices. McAfee informed B. Braun of the vulnerabilities in January and the company has since updated the pumps to solve the problem.

But the emergence of the issue opens up an entirely new slate of attacks that could be leveraged if other network-based vulnerabilities are found. The report notes that even though B. Braun has fixed the problems, many hospitals are still running the vulnerable tools and software.

Security researchers have previously discovered cybersecurity vulnerabilities with infusion pumps from multiple companies besides B. Braun like Medtronic, Hospira Symbiq and others. Attachments: Up to 10 attachments including images can be used with a maximum of 3. Also go to COM Security, Edit Limits on both options, make sure user is manually added to local and remote access, local launch, remote launch etc.

Do i get it right that you uninstalled the CU of September, then set the Regkey, then installed the small update kb and then again the CU and then it worked without errors? We get the error but the Powershell script that runs from a remote server is still able to pull the events. And so far no other clients appear to be creating this error when talking to the DC's.

Also my first time here. Does anyone know how to solve it? I pland to remove the sbs from the domain but wanted to get my new server error free first. Uninstalling the update resolved the issue, but we'd like to have the update installed without getting any WMI polling issues at all.

Does anyone have this resolved from their end, can you share us what steps were taken to fix it? It would be greatly appreciated. You may need to try a beta firmware.

Our vendor happened to release a beta that patches this issue the same day we started seeing the problem. I will try to update the PRTG remote probe with the security update to see if it fixes this issue. We were advised of the same work-around by Palo Alto. We tried and it did not resolve. Will be curious what your results are. Having exactly the same issue here. Tons of events starting exactly on August 27 in the Windows Domain controllers.