Cisco Webex & Zoom Bug Lets Attackers Spy on Conference Calls
The thought of joining someone else’s conference calls leaves me cold. I don’t always like joining the ones I’m supposed to be on! Make sure you, and all your users, […]
The thought of joining someone else’s conference calls leaves me cold. I don’t always like joining the ones I’m supposed to be on! Make sure you, and all your users, […]
Remember, just because your data can’t be decrypted today it doesn’t mean that it’s safe forever…: […] Alongside these benefits is a danger from quantum computing that most people don’t […]
Given that EternalBlue has been patched for two years, it’s a reflection on organisations’ patching and update practises that this is still flying around…: […] “The vulnerability that caused WannaCry […]
Worth a read, if only to confirm how fallible we all are…: “People make mistakes” is a common and relatable phrase, but it’s also a malicious one in the hands […]
I’m not sure if dwell times are over a year in these middle east attacks but this shows what a determined attacker can do and why you need a way […]
In the absence of secure software development practises, it’s still a case of “Plus ça change…”: […] There were no surprises in this year’s Top 25, agree Buttner and Chris […]
Some good points here about threats inherent in moving from email to messaging apps. Because I work with a variety of organisations I have to use (in no particular order): […]
Want to harvest account details for potential targets? Facebook is your friend it seems…: A now-patched Instagram vulnerability could have exposed users’ account data and phone numbers to cyberattackers, parent […]
I’m a s ‘guilty’ of this habit as many others. It’s worth a reality check of all the third-party includes you have in your own websites…: […] One of the […]
Think about securing your group and aliased email accounts…: […] Today’s campaigns are increasingly targeted; however, attackers are demonstrating variety in the types of people they target and how they […]