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Many organizations face the need to give one or more third-party vendors, as well as employees, remote access to their internal resources. When addressing the need to provide internal (employee) and external (third-party vendor) remote access, an ente… Continue reading Remote Access Solutions: Which is the Most Secure?
IBM X-Force researchers detected, reverse engineered, reconstructed and simulated a Delphi-based Brazilian remote access Trojan.
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IBM X-Force found a zero-day buffer overflow vulnerability in one of the most common routers on the market that could let malicious third parties take control of the device from a remote location.
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A remote overlay malware that is attacking Latin American banks met its match in a solution built from behavioral biometrics, deep research, reverse engineering and finely tuned threat modeling.
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Along with Emotet, Trickbot has become one of the most versatile and dangerous pieces of modular malware hitting enterprise environments. Most recently, its creators have added another dangerous module to it, which allows it to extract and exfiltrate c… Continue reading Trickbot becomes one of the most dangerous pieces of modular malware hitting enterprises
A good remote work policy covers a broad range of categories, from employment rules to expense reporting to legal obligations. But the data security provisions are probably the most important.
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A default configuration allows full admin access to unauthenticated attackers. Continue reading Critical, Unpatched Cisco Flaw Leaves Small Business Networks Wide Open
Post-C64 Hacking (in Part 1 of Hacker History)… now on to Part 2: The BBS Years
Late 1986 (a few months before I started my first non-newspaper delivery and non-family-business job – working at a local supermarket) I launched my first bulletin … Continue reading Hacker History II: The BBS Years
There are differences between setting up a Raspberry Pi and installing an OS on any other computer, but one thing in common is that if you do enough of them, you seek to automate the process any way you can. That is the situation [Peter Lorenzen] found himself in, and his solution is a shell script to install and configure the Raspberry Pi for headless operation, with no need to connect either a keyboard or monitor in the process.
[Peter]’s tool is a script called rpido, and with it the process for setting up a new Raspberry Pi for …read more
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The flaw impacted patients with pacemakers, implantable defibrillators, cardiac resynchronization devices and insertable cardiac monitors. Continue reading Remote Code Implantation Flaw Found in Medtronic Cardiac Programmers