Collaborate Disseminate
I received a CrowdStrike Alert where a particular user was using Chrome and the process was connected to the web browser but the user does not know what he did to connect to the malicious IP address that triggered the alert. How to determi… Continue reading How to determine what process accessed the web browser
I am researching articles about McAfee and the list of products against Mitre Att&ck. I am performing an assessment on whether they are able to perform the detection and prevention against each techniques covered in Mitre Att&ck. … Continue reading McAfee Security Control against Mitre Att&ck
I am looking for a "best practises" approach for creating SPAs protected using OIDC + PKCE.
Most of our applications are hosted on two independent web servers with a load balancer routing requests to them in a round-robin configu… Continue reading Using `react-oidc-context` and storing the `access_token` and `refresh_token` together
I have a use case requiring that we retroactively scan all documents printed, copied or scanned at an MFP for PII.
While in most cases, these documents will be printed from Windows computers on the network. We also want to track documents … Continue reading Export scanned and printed documents from MFP
An anonymous reader writes: For the first time ever, AMD has provided open-source support for next-generation discrete GPUs ahead of the product’s launch. AMD developers published initial open-source Linux driver support for Polaris GPUs with the addit… Continue reading AMD Releases Open-Source Driver Support For Next-Gen Polaris GPUs
itwbennett writes: A new vulnerability in Windows and Samba, called Badlock, is set for disclosure on April 12, according to Badlock.org. Yes, this vulnerability has its own website and logo and therein lies the problem. In a Twitter exchange with CSO … Continue reading Company Behind Badlock Disclosure Says Pre-Patch Hype Is Good Marketing
An anonymous reader writes with news from TorrenFreak that a Police Intellectual Property Crime Unit in the UK has charged a man for operating proxy sites and services that let fellow Internet users in the UK bypass local pirate site blockades.
In a f… Continue reading UK Man Faces Prison For Circumventing UK’s Pirate Site Blockade
An anonymous reader writes: RSA security researcher Rotem Kerner has identified a common vulnerability in the firmware of 70 different CCTV DVR vendors, which allows crooks to execute code and gain root privileges on the affected devices. The problem w… Continue reading CCTV DVR Vulnerabilities Traced To Chinese OEM Which Spurned Researchers’ Advice
mrspoonsi writes with this excerpt from the BBC: Navinder Sarao, the trader accused of helping to trigger the U.S. “flash crash,” can be extradited to face trial, a court has ruled. Mr Sarao traded on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange from his parents’ h… Continue reading ‘Flash Crash’ Trader Navinder Sarao Faces US Extradition
Lauren Weinstein writes with some insight on an frustrating aspect of YouTube’s video hosting service: “Why does Google’s YouTube seem so biased against ordinary users who upload videos? I’ve unfairly had my videos blocked, received copyright strikes f… Continue reading Unofficial Answers: Why Does YouTube Seem So Biased?