Got any of these running around your network? (I bet you have at least #2)…: […] The report identified the following five most common technologies that lead to accidental breaches […]
Waiting for a reason to patch your systems? Run IIS? Patch now before someone DoS’s you…: […] Gal Goldshtein, a software engineer with F5 Networks, discovered the issue. Outside of […]
This looks like a ‘classic’ ransomware attack. The thing that caught my eye was the statement: […] “We have been assured that no patient’s privacy has been compromised in any […]
I’m generally in favour of a global, coordinated response to global threats. Climate change, Ozone holes…, and cyber security require a global response. This opinion piece from Singapore sums up […]
My business supports a few online retail websites, mostly using Magento. We run regular scans for changed files and review third-party packages before implementing. But for most small businesses, this […]
Now it gets interesting. Let’s see what the Russians throw back at the DPRK…: […] In an unusual development, the group known for its attacks against companies in countries viewed […]
For anyone that has gone through the painful process of complying with AML legislation, you’ll recognise that it would be easy to mistake yet another document for genuine…: To illustrate […]
This is from channel 9 news in Australia. You can see the pressure for attribution coming from the media but the government is being remarkably mature by not leaping to […]
Before you get too excited about using AI for protection, some examples of techniques used to avoid AI-based security systems. I’ll just add that there’s a general ‘training’ vulnerability in […]
I’ve covered the Comparitech study before, this one has a nice map. Given that ‘risk = likelihood * impact’ you can see the likelihood for 7 different risk factors. What […]