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Who can you trust? More importantly, how far should that trust extend? Andy Smith, VP of Product Marketing for Centrify, joins me on this episode of the Inner Circle podcast to talk about zero trust privilege. We talk about the reality of the thre… Continue reading Inner Circle Podcast Episode 017 – Andy Smith Discusses Zero Trust Privilege in the Modern Threatscape
Watch this episode on our YouTube Channel! This is your Shared Security Weekly Blaze for December 31st 2018 with your host, Tom Eston. In this week’s episode: a new phishing attack targeting two-factor authentication, Amazon Echo eavesdropping, a… Continue reading Phishing Attack Targeting Two-Factor Authentication, Amazon Echo Eavesdropping, Netflix Email Scam – WB49
Teenage hackers have been making thousands of pounds selling stolen accounts for popular online game Fortnite, it emerged this week. Continue reading Fortnite hackers making a fortune from reselling stolen accounts
Hackers have been going after email accounts of hundreds of Middle East-based human rights activists, journalists and others using methods that bypass security features of services like Google, Yahoo, ProtonMail and Tutanota, according to a report published Wednesday by Amnesty International. The human rights watchdog says its likely that a single group of hackers has been using clever pages that mimic secure login pages, as well as tricks that bypass two-factor authentication (2FA) to target accounts at least throughout 2017 and 2018. The targets are mostly in the United Arab Emirates, Egypt, Yemen and Palestine, the group said. “What makes these campaigns especially troubling is the lengths to which they go to subvert the digital security strategies of their targets,” the group says in the report. Amnesty International analyzes the activity as two separate campaigns. One uses fake pages that look like they belong to ProtonMail and Tutanota in order to get […]
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A new Amnesty International report goes into some of the technical details around how hackers can automatically phish two-factor authentication tokens sent to phones. Continue reading How Hackers Bypass Gmail 2FA at Scale
The campaign targets politicians involved in economic and military sanctions against Iran, along with various journalists and human rights activists. Continue reading Charming Kitten Iranian Espionage Campaign Thwarts 2FA
This is your Shared Security Weekly Blaze for November 26th 2018 with your host, Tom Eston. In this week’s episode: Vehicle infotainment privacy, Instagram’s accidental password exposure, and the Firefox monitor data breach notification ser… Continue reading Vehicle Infotainment Privacy, Instagram’s Accidental Password Exposure, Firefox Monitor – WB44
‘Tis the season for labeling all things naughty and nice, especially when it comes to the retail sector. In anticipation of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, everyone wants to weigh in on how to avoid holiday shopping scams, but the reality is that no se… Continue reading E-Retailers: Stay Secure This (and Every) Holiday
This is your Shared Security Weekly Blaze for November 19th 2018 with your host, Tom Eston. In this week’s episode: USPS Informed delivery vulnerabilities, protecting yourself from credit card fraud and a huge SMS database leak. Silent Pocket is … Continue reading USPS Informed Delivery Vulnerabilities, Holiday Credit Card Fraud, Huge SMS Database Leak – WB43
Has someone been trying to hack into a large number of Apple ID accounts? That’s one of the theories circulating after a significant number of iPhone owners woke up on Tuesday to discover that their handsets were displaying a message saying that … Continue reading Apple says nothing as Apple ID accounts mysteriously locked down