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A roundup of the security news from April 09 – April 16, including fake updates, safe messaging, and Facebook spammers. And our quarterly CTNT report is out.
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Next-Generation Firewall Secures and Simplifies On-Premise and Public Cloud Deployments for a Seamless, Flexible Approach to Complex Network Challenges SAN JOSE, Calif.– April 16, 2018 – Untangle®, Inc., a leader in comprehensive netwo… Continue reading Untangle Announces Firewall as a Service (FWaaS) for Public Cloud Deployments
Identity fraud reached a record high in 2017 with 16.7 million U.S. victims (an increase of 8 percent over 2016) and $16.8 billion dollars stolen. So, it should come as no surprise that your personally identifiable information (PII) and login credentia… Continue reading Identity Thieves – Phishing and Pilfering Your PII
Today’s IT environment is more complex than ever. IT admins have their hands full with mixed platforms, web and on-prem applications, a variety of file storage options, and networking that can span different locations. One pain point, in particul… Continue reading Mac Management from the Cloud
When you think about the future of threat intelligence, we can all agree that threats morph, constantly. Sophisticated new botnets, the increase in DDoS-as-a-Service tools, and the rise in cryptocurrency are creating an unpredictable environment where… Continue reading The Cyber Threat Alliance – Stopping Attackers in their Tracks
I want to sniff the packets for IoT devices. There are a number of ways of doing this, but one straightforward mechanism is configuring a “Raspberry Pi 3 B” as a WiFi hotspot, then running tcpdump on it to record all the packets that pass through … Continue reading Notes on setting up Raspberry Pi 3 as WiFi hotspot
The Center for Democracy and Technology has a good summary of the current state of the DMCA’s chilling effects on security research. To underline the nature of chilling effects on hacking and security research, CDT has worked to describe how tinkerers,… Continue reading The DMCA and its Chilling Effects on Research
February 16, 2018
Office of the Governor206 Washington Street111 State CapitolAtlanta, Georgia 30334
Re: SB 315
Dear Governor Deal:
I am writing to urge you to veto SB315, the “Unauthorized Computer Access” bill.
The cybersecurity community, of which G… Continue reading My letter urging Georgia governor to veto anti-hacking bill
A newly issued patch plugs more than a dozen vulnerabilities that affect certain versions of an industrial multiport secure router series. On 13 April, Cisco Talos published a report revealing the security weaknesses as part of a coordinated disclosure… Continue reading Patch Plugs More Than a Dozen Vulnerabilities Affecting Industrial Secure Router Series
We are very excited to be launching the next generation of our Client Reputation product. This update takes Client Reputation a huge step further in providing our customers with truly actionable intelligence tailored for them. It computes an even bette… Continue reading Actionable Threat Intelligence, Tailored to You