Tyler Technologies, a major provider of software and services for state and local governments in the United States, has advised customers to reset remote network access passwords after a couple of customers reported suspicious logins.
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Tyler Technologies Says Customers Reported Suspicious Logins
Tyler Technologies, a major provider of software and services for state and local governments in the United States, has advised customers to reset remote network access passwords after a couple of customers reported suspicious logins. The post Tyler Technologies Says Customers Reported Suspicious Logins appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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