Search Results for: unauthorized Blog Post University Breach: Wi-Fi Networks Log-In Credentials, Thousands are Exposed October 28, 2021 Multiple certificate misconfiguration flaws in a free Wi-Fi network used by students and faculty from various universities can lead to... Blog Post Perl.com Hijack: It Is No More A Safe Domain February 24, 2021 On January 27, 2021, the Perl Foundation announced that someone hijacked Perl.com, a famous Perl Programming Language website that started... Blog Post What Is Remote Access Trojan and How To Protect Against It? January 25, 2021 Our systems’ existing capabilities to enable remote access have proven to be a game-changer during the ongoing pandemic. Remote access... Blog Post Cybercriminals Take Aim at Connected Car Infrastructure December 15, 2021 We are barreling headlong into the self-driving car trend, but what are the cybersecurity risks? It’s been coming for some... Blog Post Microsoft Issued a Warning to Its Azure Customers of a Flaw That Might Allow Hackers to Access Data September 23, 2021 On September 8, 2021, Microsoft issued a warning to its Azure customers) cloud computing customers) of a vulnerability. In essence,... Blog Post How To Lower The Risks Of Privileged Users Compromise? December 16, 2020 Whenever an attacker compromises an appliance, one of his first steps is to collect all the credentials he can find... Blog Post SysJoker – A New Multi-Platform Backdoor Malware Targeting Microsoft, Mac, and Linux Systems January 26, 2022 A new, multi-platform backdoor malware was discovered in December 2021, targeting Windows, Linux, and Mac systems. The backdoor has been... Blog Post North Korean Hackers Stole Millions from Cryptocurrency Startups Worldwide February 16, 2022 Startups have it hard enough, but now it looks like cybercriminals are making it even harder to not only achieve... Blog Post Cyber Attackers Using Google Chrome to Steal User Data and Credentials November 17, 2021 With Windows’s User Account Control (UAC), malware is exceedingly difficult to spread since UAC runs all apps in the non-administrative... Blog Post Robinhood Experienced Massive Data Breach Stealing Millions of Customer Names December 3, 2021 More than five million user email addresses and two million customer names were stolen as trading platform Robinhood experienced a... Blog Post Chinese Hackers Compromising Critical Flaws in Microsoft Exchange Servers March 9, 2021 The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) issued a red warning for the users of the Microsoft Exchange email... Blog Post How expired web domains help criminal hackers unlock enterprise defenses January 19, 2022 Managing a company’s security can feel like trying to keep an old, leaky boat afloat. As soon as you find... Blog Post Vulnerability Threatens Intel That Leads To Affect Its Users January 13, 2022 A recent Intel security vulnerability allows unauthorized individuals with physical access to exploit and install malware on the chip. The... Blog Post FBI Warning – Avoid Using Free Wi-Fi During Your Travel December 24, 2019 Here is a warning from the FBI that people should avoid using free Wi-Fi networks but phone’s mobile data connection... Blog Post Vulnerabilities in TP-Link Routers may Open your Business Networks December 23, 2019 Vulnerabilities in TP-Link Routers may Open your Business Networks There is a firmware vulnerability in TP-Link Archer C5 v4 routers...
Blog Post University Breach: Wi-Fi Networks Log-In Credentials, Thousands are Exposed October 28, 2021 Multiple certificate misconfiguration flaws in a free Wi-Fi network used by students and faculty from various universities can lead to...
Blog Post Perl.com Hijack: It Is No More A Safe Domain February 24, 2021 On January 27, 2021, the Perl Foundation announced that someone hijacked Perl.com, a famous Perl Programming Language website that started...
Blog Post What Is Remote Access Trojan and How To Protect Against It? January 25, 2021 Our systems’ existing capabilities to enable remote access have proven to be a game-changer during the ongoing pandemic. Remote access...
Blog Post Cybercriminals Take Aim at Connected Car Infrastructure December 15, 2021 We are barreling headlong into the self-driving car trend, but what are the cybersecurity risks? It’s been coming for some...
Blog Post Microsoft Issued a Warning to Its Azure Customers of a Flaw That Might Allow Hackers to Access Data September 23, 2021 On September 8, 2021, Microsoft issued a warning to its Azure customers) cloud computing customers) of a vulnerability. In essence,...
Blog Post How To Lower The Risks Of Privileged Users Compromise? December 16, 2020 Whenever an attacker compromises an appliance, one of his first steps is to collect all the credentials he can find...
Blog Post SysJoker – A New Multi-Platform Backdoor Malware Targeting Microsoft, Mac, and Linux Systems January 26, 2022 A new, multi-platform backdoor malware was discovered in December 2021, targeting Windows, Linux, and Mac systems. The backdoor has been...
Blog Post North Korean Hackers Stole Millions from Cryptocurrency Startups Worldwide February 16, 2022 Startups have it hard enough, but now it looks like cybercriminals are making it even harder to not only achieve...
Blog Post Cyber Attackers Using Google Chrome to Steal User Data and Credentials November 17, 2021 With Windows’s User Account Control (UAC), malware is exceedingly difficult to spread since UAC runs all apps in the non-administrative...
Blog Post Robinhood Experienced Massive Data Breach Stealing Millions of Customer Names December 3, 2021 More than five million user email addresses and two million customer names were stolen as trading platform Robinhood experienced a...
Blog Post Chinese Hackers Compromising Critical Flaws in Microsoft Exchange Servers March 9, 2021 The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) issued a red warning for the users of the Microsoft Exchange email...
Blog Post How expired web domains help criminal hackers unlock enterprise defenses January 19, 2022 Managing a company’s security can feel like trying to keep an old, leaky boat afloat. As soon as you find...
Blog Post Vulnerability Threatens Intel That Leads To Affect Its Users January 13, 2022 A recent Intel security vulnerability allows unauthorized individuals with physical access to exploit and install malware on the chip. The...
Blog Post FBI Warning – Avoid Using Free Wi-Fi During Your Travel December 24, 2019 Here is a warning from the FBI that people should avoid using free Wi-Fi networks but phone’s mobile data connection...
Blog Post Vulnerabilities in TP-Link Routers may Open your Business Networks December 23, 2019 Vulnerabilities in TP-Link Routers may Open your Business Networks There is a firmware vulnerability in TP-Link Archer C5 v4 routers...
