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Phishing attacks imitating famous brands is a favorite trick of clever cybercriminals. See the most imitated brands & how to not be fooled!
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North Korean hackers charged by feds for WannaCry ransomware & 1.3 B cybercrime spree plus ransomware defense tips.
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Running Windows 10 LTSC. Forwarded 445 port on the router to Windows SMB.
Assuming that:
My machine has no viruses in it (fresh Windows installation)
It has been updated to the latest OS release
I am using a secure, hard to brute force, p… Continue reading How safe is it to use SMB file share on a machine running up-to-date Windows 10 LTSC through the Internet?
A huge spike in Emotet ransomware attacks has got experts sounding the alarm. Here’s how to tackle action that can keep your business safe.
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The NEW improved BullPhish ID is packed with updates & upgrades that make phishing resistance training a snap for everyone!
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The red client (10.1.0.82) is attempting to connect to the green server (10.1.0.32) through SMB over NetBios port 139. The connection is initiated from the System process (PID 4) on the red client, and interestingly it is using an interval… Continue reading Is this SMB attempt malicious or normal Windows behavior?
IT support guy here (NOT security expert):
I have several clients who currently have at least one legacy appliance that runs a Samba (or something like it) server using SMBv1, which cannot be upgraded to use higher SMB versions. Other tha… Continue reading SMBv1 Server vs Client relative vulnerability risk
VPN Usage has been critical during the coronavirus pandemic. Virtual Private Networks have allowed employees to safely connect to corporate networks regardless of location. This technology was foundational for businesses to safely transition their work… Continue reading Choosing the Right VPN for Your Business
78% of SMBs indicated that having a privileged access management (PAM) solution in place is important to a cybersecurity program – yet 76% of respondents said that they do not have one that is fully deployed, a Devolutions survey reveals. While it’s a … Continue reading SMBs’ size doesn’t make them immune to cyberattacks
Mass remote work has created many challenges for cybersecurity, but while there is a lot of chatter about the rise in phishing attempts and concerns of data breaches and data privacy issues, there hasn’t been much said about the need for a solid disas… Continue reading SMB Security: Backups Need to Include More Than Data