TechCrunch | Security researchers have discovered a vulnerability in Ring doorbells that exposed the passwords for the Wi-Fi networks to which they were connected. Bitdefender said the Amazon-owned doorbell was sending owners’ Wi-Fi passwords in cleartext as the doorbell joins the local network, allowing nearby hackers to intercept the Wi-Fi password and gain access to the network to launch larger attacks or conduct surveillance.

BetterCloud Monitor | You might see a new role opening up soon in your IT department: SaaSOps Engineer. Here's why.

Ars Technica | Scammers are actively exploiting a bug in Firefox that causes the browser to lock up after displaying a message warning the computer is running a pirated version of Windows that has been hacked.

ZDNet | Ignite 2019: Microsoft is adding a new, Microsoft-Graph-powered knowledge-management service to Office 365. Here's what 'Project Cortex' is and how it will work.

MakeUseOf | You’re probably familiar with the permissions systems on Android, iOS, and even Windows 10. These allow you to decide which potentially sensitive areas of your device that apps can access. But did you know that Google Chrome also has a long list of permissions you can toggle? This gives you more control over how websites can interact with your device. MakeUseOf looks at the available browser permissions and consider what you should do with them.

MakeUseOf | Occasionally, issues crop up in with Macs: either macOS or your computer components. They can gradually worsen over time, or occur suddenly. Sometimes your Mac will give a warning sign before these become major issues. It’s up to you to take notice and keep a close watch on the system. MakeUseOf will show you some common warning signs and discuss how to fix these problems.

BetterCloud Monitor | Zendesk is coming to WhatsApp and you can now set group membership deletion limits in GCDS. Find out what else last week's SaaS updates have given you the ability to accomplish in our recap.