Collaborate Disseminate
When I was younger, and printed newspapers were a more common household purchase, I remember fondly watching my mother play a game called “Spot the Ball.” For those of you not familiar with this, it consisted of a photograph of a recent football (socce… Continue reading Spot the Ball & Security Detection Games
I published the following diary on isc.sans.edu: “Python DLL Injection Check“: They are many security tools that inject DLL into processes running on a Windows system. The classic examples are anti-virus products. They like to inject plenty of code that, combined with API hooking, implements security checks. If DLLs are
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In this blog post CyberCube claim:
CyberCube observed a malware infection on Colonial Pipeline’s network named “trojan.win32.razy.gen”
I’m really curious to know how this could be done from outside Colonial’s network. I’m asking in gener… Continue reading Remote detection of a trojan – how can it be done?
If zero trust is the brain that watches out for the health of the digital body, extended detection and response (XDR) serves as the nerves that bring it information. And as the digital world rapidly changes, XDR can adapt. Why is pairing XDR with zero trust the right choice? Zero Trust in a Changing World […]
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When someone is really intoxicated, they may not be very cooperative when told to blow into a breathalyzer. There could soon be a more passive but just as accurate alternative, though, in the form of an earmuff that measures blood alcohol levels.Contin… Continue reading Blood-alcohol-measuring earmuff could replace breathalyzers
Networks are the foundation of today’s connected world. They allow millions of people, devices, apps and systems to talk with one another every minute of the day. Without networks, modern communication as we know it would cease to exist. Today’s organizations depend on networks and their critical role in overall IT infrastructure. So, it’s no […]
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I’m a user of ESET Mobile Security. Yesterday I’ve come to see that the eset is showing more than 140 detections in my mobile all of a sudden.
The detection name is
Android/SMSFlooder.Agent.DN (variant)
The detected apps includes my apps t… Continue reading Android/SMSFlooder.Agent.DN (variant) – Unresolved detection by eset mobile security [closed]
A few hours ago, I spotted my unattended mouse moving and seeming to click on tabs. I promptly rebooted my system and removed Teamviewer (it’s the only remote connection app that I have installed), Remmina, expressvpn, and a whole bunch of… Continue reading Mouse moving while unattended, how can I check for intrusions
"without installing purely software" as in without resorting to an installation that is initially and only software. For example, a foreign device installed on laptop that introduces malicious software is excluded and can be used… Continue reading Is it possible to get a live feed of a laptop monitor without installing purely software on said laptop? [closed]
A record number of digital attacks occurred in 2020. The FBI’s Cyber Division received as many as 4,000 complaints about digital attacks in one day early last year. That’s 400% higher than what the Cyber Division received the previous year. This growth in the volume of digital attacks underscores why you need to have an […]
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