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Stealing your Tesla, British Airways hack, Equifax long list of mistakes, Windows 7 support, oops I forgot to encrypt your chats, I can see your browser history, Tor browsers, VPNs and Coldfusion? Jason Wood from Paladin Security joins us for expert co… Continue reading Tesla S, British Airways, and Equifax – Hack Naked News #188
Verizon’s ‘Safe Wi-Fi’ says it “protects your privacy and blocks ad-tracking,” but its current privacy policy is a placeholder that says the exact opposite. Continue reading Verizon Didn’t Bother to Write a Privacy Policy for its ‘Privacy Protecting’ VPN
Companies have long relied on VPNs to secure corporate data and devices for remote workers, suppliers, contractors and other people authorized to access the company network. As technology continues to evolve, VPNs have held strong as a tried-and-true … Continue reading VPNs Aren’t Dead, They Just Need to Evolve
News of a major vulnerability within the standard WPA2 protocol has been rippling around the world. IT organizations are scrambling to audit their WiFi security posture in light of this…
The post Auditing Your WiFi Security Posture in Response to th… Continue reading Auditing Your WiFi Security Posture in Response to the WPA2 KRACK Vulnerability
News of a major vulnerability within the standard WPA2 protocol has been rippling around the world. IT organizations are scrambling to audit their WiFi security posture in light of this…
The post Auditing Your WiFi Security Posture in Response to th… Continue reading Auditing Your WiFi Security Posture in Response to the WPA2 KRACK Vulnerability
AT&T customers at risk, WikiLeaks gets vandalized, catching hackers in the act, going to jail over VPNs, and more. Jason Wood of Paladin Security discusses wheeling and dealing malware on this episode of Hack Naked News! News Router flaws put AT&T customers at hacking risk – four vulnerabilities have been disclosed by a independent researcher Joseph […]
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OpenVPN patched four vulnerabilities privately disclosed by Dutch researcher Guido Vranken, including a critical issue that could lead to remote code execution. Continue reading OpenVPN Patches Critical Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
While not perfect, either, cloud hosting providers have a better customer data record. Continue reading How to build your own VPN if you’re (rightfully) wary of commercial options
A month after the leak of some NSA hacking tools, Cisco found the first real world attack using the leaked exploits. Continue reading Hackers Hit ‘Some’ Cisco Customers With Leaked NSA Hacking Tools
An exploit included in the ‘Shadow Brokers’ dump targets a Cisco VPN appliance. Continue reading Researcher Grabs VPN Password With Tool From NSA Dump