Smart devices: using them safely in your home
<div>Many everyday items are now connected to the internet: we explain how to use them safely.</div>
<div>Many everyday items are now connected to the internet: we explain how to use them safely.</div>
<div>Risk appetites; what are they, what’s their purpose, how do organisations go about defining them?</div>
<div>Why I'm trying desperately to stop saying 'it depends' when it comes to simple cyber security questions...</div>
<div>The NCSC's Cloud Security Research Lead suggests some approaches to help you get confidence in cloud services.</div>
<div>An updated report from the NCSC explaining how UK law firms - of all sizes - can protect themselves from common cyber threats.</div>
<div>Recommended profiles to securely configure TLS for the most common versions and scenarios, with additional guidance for managing older versions.</div>
<div>How setting up 2SV can help protect your online accounts, even if your password is stolen.</div>
Organised by Eskenzi PR in media partnership with the IT Security Guru, the Most Inspiring Women in Cyber Awards aim to shed light on the remarkable women in our industry. The following is a feature on one of 2024’s Top 20 women selected by an esteemed panel of judges. Presented in a Q&A format, the nominee’s answers are written in their own words with minor edits made by the editor for readability and where relevant, supplemented with additional commentary by their nominator. In 2024, the a
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WHAT are Machine Credentials? Machine Credentials are a collective noun for Non-human Identities that operate as digital access keys used by systems. They are used to authenticate and communicate securely with other applications or services in the organization’s environment. By verifying a machine’s unique identity, machine credentials allow safe, agreed-upon interaction. Machine credentials come in […] The post What are Machine Credentials, And Why Are They Important to Secure in Your Organizat
What are Service Accounts? Service Accounts are Non-Human Identity accounts used by machines or apps to communicate with one another within a system, unlike user or human accounts. Service Accounts, using machine credentials, provide privileged identities and permissions for applications, scripts, services, or virtual machines to perform tasks or access resources. This allows different systems […] The post What are Service Accounts, and why are they Important to Secure? appeared first on Astrix
In a recent development, Zscaler Inc., a prominent cybersecurity firm, has concluded its investigation into a potential data breach initially reported last week. The company confirmed that the breach was confined to an isolated test environment on a single server containing no customer data. The investigation was triggered by claims from a hacker known as “IntelBroker,” who alleged on a dark web forum that they had access to Zscaler’s systems and were offering this access for sale for $20,
What are OAuth Tokens? OAuth (Open Authorization) Tokens are Non-Human Identities that work as a secure authentication mechanism. They delegate access to third parties or external apps without exposing your environment’s sensitive credentials. Organizations that rely on third-party applications and service integrations in their environments commonly use OAuth tokens. There are different kinds of OAuth […] The post What are OAuth Tokens, and why are they important to Secure? appeared first on A
A notorious threat actor has decided to sell the INC Ransomware code for an unbelievable $300,000. As a result of this change, the number of cyber threats has significantly increased, putting many more businesses at risk of damaging hacks. A recent tweet from threatMon shared that the threat Actor is Selling INC Ransomware Code for $300,000. 🚨 Alleged Source Code Sale of INC RansomwareA threat actor announces that he has put the INC Ransomware source code up for sale for $300,000.#IN
As a sneaky scheme, hackers use DNS tunneling to bypass traditional security measures. By wrapping malicious data inside DNS queries and responses, they can smuggle out sensitive information or talk to command and control servers without getting caught. DNS tunneling provides an avenue for hackers to employ DNS protocols as covert channels of data exfiltration where the traffic appears legitimate on the face but it is not. Besides this, it incorporates encryption capabilities that make
iTunes has been found to have an arbitrary code execution vulnerability that might allow attackers to execute malicious code. To fix this vulnerability, Apple has issued a security advisory. It also stated that until an investigation is complete and updates or releases are ready, Apple will not reveal, discuss, or validate security problems. “Apple doesn’t disclose, discuss, or confirm security issues until an investigation has occurred and patches or releases are available”, the company s
In a sophisticated cyberattack campaign, hackers are using the online meeting platform GoToMeeting to distribute a Remote Access Trojan known as Remcos. This alarming development underscores cybercriminals’ evolving tactics of leveraging trusted software to breach security defenses and gain unauthorized access to victims’ systems. The attack mechanism involves manipulating GoToMeeting, a tool widely used by businesses for virtual meetings, to serve as a conduit for the Remcos RAT. Remc
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