Category Archives: Endpoint

What Is SASE and How Does it Connect to Zero Trust?

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As many workplaces stay in a remote or a hybrid operating model due to COVID-19, businesses and agencies of all sizes and industries face the long-term challenges of keeping data and infrastructure secure. With remote workers, security teams have to secure many more endpoints and a much wider area each day. In response, many groups […]

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Zero Trust: Remote Security For Now and the Future

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This summer, my to-do list was full of stories about cybersecurity issues related to hybrid work. I was hopeful that the path to the end of the pandemic was ahead of us. Many companies announced their plans for keeping fully remote or hybrid workforce models with as much certainty as possible during a global pandemic. […]

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New ZE Loader Targets Online Banking Users

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IBM Trusteer closely follows developments in the financial cyber crime arena. Recently, we discovered a new remote overlay malware that is more persistent and more sophisticated than most current-day codes. In this post we will dive into the technical details of the sample we worked on and present ZE Loader’s capabilities and features. The parts […]

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Zero Trust: Follow a Model, Not a Tool

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The zero trust model is going mainstream, and for good reason. The rise in advanced attacks, plus IT trends that include the move to hybrid cloud and remote work, demand more exacting and granular defenses.  Zero trust ensures verification and authorization for every device, every application and every user gaining access to every resource. This […]

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What are endpoint security threats, and how can they enter your device?

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By Waqas
Endpoint security threats are usually targeted towards corporate organizations but can often use private individuals to get inside these companies.
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How to Protect Yourself From a Server-Side Template Injection Attack

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Server-side templates provide an easy method of managing the dynamic generation of HTML code. But they can also fall victim to server-side template injection (SSTI). Take a look at the basics of server-side web templates, and how to detect, identify and mitigate SSTI in web applications. Server-side templates allow developers to pre-populate a web page […]

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FlyTrap Android Trojan Snares Victims

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Logging in to the right domain doesn’t always guarantee security, something users don’t always seem to realize, according to researchers at Zimperium zLabs. Over the last six months, the researchers detailed multiple instances of a new Android Trojan,… Continue reading FlyTrap Android Trojan Snares Victims→

Survey Finds API Security Incidents on the Rise

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A Salt Security survey of more than 200 security, application and DevOps professionals finds 94% of respondents have experienced an API security incident in the past 12 months, with nearly two-thirds (64%) having delayed application rollouts as a resu… Continue reading Survey Finds API Security Incidents on the Rise→

14 Flaws in NicheStack Leave PLCs, OT Controllers Vulnerable

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Considering that OT environments are increasingly in the crosshairs of attackers, the 14 vulnerabilities that JFrog and Forescout Research Labs recently discovered in NicheStack should make the likes of Siemens, Schneider Electric and Rockwell Automat… Continue reading 14 Flaws in NicheStack Leave PLCs, OT Controllers Vulnerable→

Supply Chain Security – Not As Easy As it Looks

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The massive exploit of SolarWinds is a prime example of what is called a “supply chain” vulnerability. The vast majority of those impacted by the Russian SolarWinds attack probably had never even heard of the company SolarWinds, and did not realize th… Continue reading Supply Chain Security – Not As Easy As it Looks→