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TORONTO INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES INC.
Software Training Certification Program
Pharmacy Dispensing Softawre & Data Entry(Hands on Training)
Pharmacy prep is pleased to offer a hands on training certification course on pharmacy prescription dispensing with a focus on current pharmacy software that are widely used today. This is a 4 day course with an award of certificate to participants.
| Software | Days | Activities |
|---|---|---|
KROLL® | Day 1 | Hands on training on RX Data Entry |
| Day 2 | Practice on Data Entry & Troubleshooting tehnical issues | |
| Day 3 | Insurance responses, Inventory Oredering, practice RX filling, packaging, labeling | |
| Day 4 | Practice RX filling, packaging, labeling |
- Prescription data entry in pharmacy dispensing software.
- Insurance adjudication issues
- Inventory management and Business Math
- Hands on practice in lab of prescription filling, packaging, labelling.
COURSE DURATION: 4 Days @ Our Toronto Campus 4789 Yonge St unit 417
Start Date: Saturday April 11, 2020 from 10am - 3pm (one day a week for 4 weeks)
Course Requirement: Pharmacy / Medical Background
Attendees will receive a certificate of attendance from the Pharmacy Prep Video rotator 2.0 serial key.
ENQUIRIES: TEL: 647-221-0457 /EMAIL: success@pharmacyprep.com
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A key malicious domain name used to control potentially thousands of computer systems compromised via the months-long breach at network monitoring software vendor SolarWinds was commandeered by security experts and used as a “killswitch” designed to turn the sprawling cybercrime operation against itself, KrebsOnSecurity has learned.
Austin, Texas-based SolarWinds disclosed this week that a compromise of its software update servers earlier this year may have resulted in malicious code being pushed to nearly 18,000 customers of its Orion platform. Many U.S. federal agencies and Fortune 500 firms use(d) Orion to monitor the health of their IT networks.
On Dec. 13, cyber incident response firm FireEyepublished a detailed writeup on the malware infrastructure used in the SolarWinds compromise, presenting evidence that the Orion software was first compromised back in March 2020. FireEye said hacked networks were seen communicating with a malicious domain name — avsvmcloud[.]com — one of several domains the attackers had set up to control affected systems.
As first reported here on Tuesday, there were signs over the past few days that control over the domain had been transferred to Microsoft. Asked about the changeover, Microsoft referred questions to FireEye and to GoDaddy, the current domain name registrar for the malicious site.
Today, FireEye responded that the domain seizure was part of a collaborative effort to prevent networks that may have been affected by the compromised SolarWinds software update from communicating with the attackers. What’s more, the company said the domain was reconfigured to act as a “killswitch” that would prevent the malware from continuing to operate in some circumstances.
“SUNBURST is the malware that was distributed through SolarWinds software,” FireEye said in a statement shared with KrebsOnSecurity. “As part of FireEye’s analysis of SUNBURST, we identified a killswitch that would prevent SUNBURST from continuing to operate.”
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The statement continues:
“Depending on the IP address returned when the malware resolves avsvmcloud[.]com, under certain conditions, the malware would terminate itself and prevent further execution. FireEye collaborated with GoDaddy and Microsoft to deactivate SUNBURST infections.”
“This killswitch will affect new and previous SUNBURST infections by disabling SUNBURST deployments that are still beaconing to avsvmcloud[.]com. However, in the intrusions FireEye has seen, this actor moved quickly to establish additional persistent mechanisms to access to victim networks beyond the SUNBURST backdoor.
This killswitch will not remove the actor from victim networks where they have established other backdoors. However, it will make it more difficult to for the actor to leverage the previously distributed versions of SUNBURST.”
It is likely that given their visibility into and control over the malicious domain, Microsoft, FireEye, GoDaddy and others now have a decent idea which companies may still be struggling with SUNBURST infections.
The killswitch revelations came as security researchers said they’d made progress in decoding SUNBURST’s obfuscated communications methods. Chinese cybersecurity firm RedDrip Team published their findings on Github, saying its decoder tool had identified nearly a hundred suspected victims of the SolarWinds/Orion breach, including universities, governments and high tech companies.
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Meanwhile, the potential legal fallout for SolarWinds in the wake of this breach continues to worsen. The Washington Postreported Tuesday that top investors in SolarWinds sold millions of dollars in stock in the days before the intrusion was revealed. SolarWinds’s stock price has fallen more than 20 percent in the past few days. The Post cited former enforcement officials at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) saying the sales were likely to prompt an insider trading investigation.