The Lapsus$ hacking group allegedly hacked into Okta, a major provider of cloud-based identity and access management services early this year. The ...
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GreenRADIUS not vulnerable to Log4j vulnerabilities
Summary CVE-2021-44228 and CVE-2021-45046 (Log4Shell or LogJam) are both zero-day vulnerabilities in the widely used Apache Log4j Java-based logging library. Since it is ...
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Green Rocket Security Now Offers YubiKey OTP Validation Only Support (Alternative to YK-VAL and YK-KSM)
In April 2021, Yubico announced “YK-VAL, YK-KSM and YubiHSM 1 End-of-Life”, referencing that the libraries used outdated/vulnerable technologies. As an alternative - ...
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LokiBot Trojan: Information Thief, Key capture (keylogger) and more…
LokiBot Trojan Malware (a.k.a LukiBot, Lokibot, Loki PWS, and Loki-bot) is active again stealing sensitive information such as usernames, passwords, cryptocurrency wallets, ...
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Green Rocket Security introduces our GRS ADFS Plugin enabling MFA in ADFS environments
Microsoft ADFS (Active Directory Federation Service) offers a Single Sign On (SSO) solution to users for applications, services and resources inside the ...
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Be Sure To Add 2FA to Internal Systems As Well
Generally, when we think of securing our organization, we usually focus on securing the perimeter with firewalls, VPNs, limiting access points, and ...
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GreenRADIUS enhancements for 2017? It’s up to you!
2016 has been an exciting year for GreenRADIUS. Apart from security-related updates and bug fixes, your feedback has been the basis of ...
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Top 10 New GreenRADIUS Features and Improvements in 2016
It was a busy, but successful 2016 for us! The following list of new GreenRADIUS features and improvements in 2016 were almost ...
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Even 16-character “random” passwords are vulnerable
I recently came across an interesting article that describes how a group of hackers approached a challenge by Ars Technica to crack ...
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2FA for Palo Alto Networks Firewalls in FIPS Mode Supported by GreenRADIUS
Palo Alto Networks (PAN) firewalls are FIPS-140-2 certified. FIPS certification is generally required for use of firewalls in the government space. Equally ...