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Microsoft Windows is one of the two most common OSes, and managing its security has spawned the discipline of Windows security. Kali Linux is the premier platform for testing and maintaining Windows security. Kali is built on the Debian distribution of… Continue reading Kali Linux 2018 for testing and maintaining Windows security – Wolf Halton and Bo Weaver [Interview]
If black hats were sharks, then our emails would be a school of innocent, unsuspecting guppies nonchalantly drifting along. For black hats or malicious hackers, getting into the average person’s email is as challenging as overeating at a buffet. … Continue reading Go Phish! What do thieves get from stealing our data?
If black hats were sharks, then our emails would be a school of innocent, unsuspecting guppies nonchalantly drifting along. For black hats or malicious hackers, getting into the average person’s email is as challenging as overeating at a buffet. … Continue reading Go Phish! What do thieves get from stealing our data?
Spam email is a part of daily life on the internet. Even the best junk mail filters will still allow through certain suspicious looking messages. If an illegitimate email tries to persuade you to click a link and enter personal information, then it is … Continue reading Dark Web Phishing Kits: Cheap, plentiful and ready to trick you
Free, public Wi-Fi is now crucial in ensuring people stay connected where a secure network is absent or mobile data is unavailable. While the advantages of flexible internet access are obvious, the dangers are often less clear. By now, most of us are a… Continue reading 5 lessons public wi-fi can teach us about cybersecurity
WebAssembly, a newer type of “low-level” code that can be run by modern web browsers, is aimed at improving the web experience. The catch: Regular browsers execute such code locally. WebAssembly – merely a faster way for web-borne exploits… Continue reading Browser Security: What’s Up with WASM?
Abandon hope all ye who launch your browser. Here’s how to turn any old day into an inescapable, never-ending Halloween nightmare. Be prepared to get scared out of your wits.
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Check out our short reviews of useful tools for threat intelligence researchers and threat hunters presented at Black Hat USA 2018 in Las Vegas:
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Malware inserted along the business supply chain can do far more damage than directly compromising a single company’s network. Local browsers, used by vendors and customers alike, open the door for attackers.
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Cryptominers are making bank by hijacking local browsers and hogging CPU resources. They are also are getting better at evading detection. How can you protect yourself and your organization against cryptojacking?
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