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By Mark Evans, VP Marketing, Endace Many organizations assume their security tools can see everything that happens across the network to detect potential threats. Unfortunately, that’s not the case, for […]
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By Dave Adamson, Chief Technology Officer at Espria Encourages businesses to re-claim authority over their networks, thereby enhancing cyber-resilience in the wake of current geopolitical conflicts. It’s no secret that […]
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Cyble Research and Intelligence Labs (CRIL) is a security research organization that has been monitoring the actions of a group of cyber criminals called “InTheBox”. This group is primarily active on a Russian-language cybercrime forum, wh…
Prilex is indeed a single threat actor that transformed from malware targeted at ATMs into distinctive modular point-of-sale (PoS) malware. Prilex has resurfaced with new upgrades that allow it to block contactless payment transactions. This is ex…
Multiple fraudulent Microsoft Partner Network accounts were discovered to have created harmful OAuth applications, causing breaches in organizations’ cloud environments and leading to the theft of emails. As a result, Microsoft has taken action a…
By Jim Mundy, Director of Security Operations, Segra Most business owners may be aware of cybersecurity defenses such as firewall, DDoS prevention, or various endpoint protection solutions, and assume some […]
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GitHub announced that it suffered a security breach in which unauthorized individuals obtained access to specific development and release planning repositories and stole encrypted code-signing certificates for the Desktop and Atom applications. Hence, …
What is social engineering? By Jenna Greenspoon, Head of Parenting, Kidas As an avid internet user, it’s likely that at some point, you received an intriguing email with a subject […]
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The lack of rate-limiting in Instagram was discovered by Gtm Mänôz, a security researcher from Kathmandu, Nepal. This flaw could have allowed an attacker to bypass Facebook’s two-factor authentication by validating the targeted user’s…
By Mourad Jaakou, General Manager Amplify at Axway Back in 2010, API Evangelist blogger Kin Lane posited that application programming interfaces (APIs) are driving the Internet and our economy. A […]
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