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News, via the astonishingly prolific security writer Dan Goodin, editing, and reporting at Ars Technica, tells the tale of oil and gas network attacks in the United States, by a group monikered Xenotime. Think we’re protected? Think again. Read the Dr… Continue reading ICS Attacks, The Real National Emergency
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Carrie Roberts, writing at the superlative Black Hills Information Security blog, presents, for your bits related pleasure, the hiding of C2 encapsulated by SSH. Today’s Must Read.
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Image Credit: BGP Stream. Image is the graphical representation of the in-process BGP redirection attack emanating and under the control of the People’s Republic of China on 2018/12/28.
via Jeff Stone writing at Cyberscoop, comes this fascinatin… Continue reading ARTEMIS: Targets BGP Hijacks
via Ronald F. Guilmette (writing on the NANOG Mailinmg List), in which, his evident disgust (shared I’m sure by the majority of network engineers reading the NANOG List), at BGP route hijacks executed allegedly by BitCanal – a Portuguese firm, at this… Continue reading Action Taken to Curtail Portuguese Internetwork Firm Accused of Latest BGP Hijack
Whilst the flaws in Signaling System 7 (SS7) are the gift that keeps on giving, in this case, that gift has been inherited by the DIAMETER protocol, to the delight of miscreants unknown.. With internal system, billing and bridging protocols like thes… Continue reading Diameter Protocol Found To Be Vulnerable – On Par With SS7 For Flaw Tally
BGP Related Issues, Along With Malicious Redirection Predicated On Fraudulent Routes To Blame
via Dan Goodin’s typically superlative prose, at Ars Technica, in which, Dan details the issues, titled ‘Suspicious Event Hijacks Amazon Traffic For 2 Hours,… Continue reading BGP Management SNAFU Culprit in Amazon Attack?
Good news for mankind (and their AI mininions) traversing the web’s winding corridors of nattering decreptitude and bubbling evil, Transport Layer Security 1.3 has won approval by the Gods of the IETF, with narry a bleat of negativity. Rejoice!
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Meanwhile in DDoS news… Reportage of IPv6 DDoSing via El Reg, (and well-written by Kieren McCarthy) detailing an IPv6-transported DDoS attack – a 1.35Tbps attack on GitHub – that should be baking a lot of noodles out there in the network protection… Continue reading IPv6, The DDoSing
Example DGA Algorithm provided by Wikipedia – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_generation_algorithm
Hongliang Liu and Yuriy Yuzifovich, writing at the Security & Data Science Blog, a Nominum blog, provide a tour dé force analysis of the s… Continue reading DGA, The Algorithm