Bad Guys Still Rely on Marks to Click on Something
On Monday holidays, alerts dip significantly, due to a lack of employees interacting with malicious emails, attachments and links.
Month: April 2017
#CRESTCon & IISP Congress: Passive Data Sources Can Make System Mapping Great Again
There is a lot to learn from listening to our systems
Call for DHS to Abandon Demands for Travelers’ Social Log-Ins
Rights groups claim plans will undermine cybersecurity for those entering US
Why You Should Avoid DIY Home Alarm Systems
There are many reasons you may consider a DIY home alarm system. They are widely available at stores, and are an inexpensive option for those who want to ramp up their home security while saving money. While there are many effective DIY home alarm systems available, they are also difficult to install, and if installed … Continue reading Why You Should Avoid DIY Home Alarm Systems
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Karmen Ransomware: User-friendly, Sandbox-averse
A dashboard shows relevant information, including the number of clients and how much money earned.
Penetration testing Sharepoint
Like any normal web application, Sharepoint may fall prey to OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities with a special focus on XSS, mostly due to inadequate patching and misconfiguration. On this post, we focus on recon / what sharepoint is exposing. Google Dorks F…
Intercontinental Hotels Suffer Major Card Breach
Franchises across the US and Puerto Rico affected
Shadow Brokers Exploits: Microsoft and Swift Play Down Impact
Only unpatched or unsupported Microsoft products affected
Critical VMware Flaw Opens Virtual Infrastructures to Attack
The flaw in its vCenter Server platform allows a remote attacker to execute arbitrary code and take control of a system.
Nintendo Offers $20K to Hack the Switch
Ostensibly, the idea is to prevent piracy. But the focus on security is also a bit of a blow to the “homebrew” community.