Hackers leak login credentials of vulnerable Fortinet SSL VPNs

By Sudais Asif
A hacker using the alias “pumpedkicks” has published a large list of one-line exploits of around 50,000 Fortinet FortiGate IPs. Find out what happened.
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Small, fast and easy. Pick any three.

By Seth Hall, Co-Founder & Chief Evangelist, Corelight Zeek has been the darling of security defenders looking to get deep visibility into network traffic. Over the last two decades, Zeek has become a household name – widely used by enterprise orga… Continue reading Small, fast and easy. Pick any three.

SSL: Protective Technology Turned Attack Vector

SSL is increasingly being used to mask and further complicate attack traffic detection in both network and application level threats.
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Work From Home Was The Sprint, Now Comes The Security Marathon

The decisions & tools that organizations choose now, and the training they provide to their employees, will have enduring effects on security.
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Mozilla Cuts SSL Certificate Lifespans – Keyfactor

TLS certificates serve many purposes. Primarily, they enable encrypted sessions between clients and the websites and prove that the site is not a malicious imposer. A good security practice is to renew key pairs frequently, which should happen whe… Continue reading Mozilla Cuts SSL Certificate Lifespans – Keyfactor

Ask Hackaday: What Can Be Done with Your Bootlooping Blu-Ray?

Last Friday, thousands of owners of Samsung Blu Ray players found that their home entertainment devices would no longer boot up. While devices getting stuck in a power-cycling loop is not uncommon, this case stands out as it affected a huge range of devices all at the same time. Samsung’s …read more

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What is an SSL Certificate and How it Works | Keyfactor

This article is for anyone who seeks a better understanding of SSL certificates, and how they provide security for both Public Internet and Enterprise Intranet connections. 
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Ensuring Remote Access Availability & Security

Remote access has become the most significant IT resource out there, and we must ensure its availability and security — or else risk productivity.
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