Now this isn’t something new, but I thought that the description of what some banks do to secure your login is a ...
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Remember: Compliance does not equal security
I was thinking about the push for compliance that we always hear about: “I need to be compliant to XYZ for reason ...
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Healthcare Breach of 70M Records
Late on Wednesday, it was confirmed that Anthem, the second largest health insurer in the U.S., was breached (ransacked is the word ...
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Don’t Let the GHOST Catch You
Yesterday, Qualys announced a new vulnerability called GHOST. (Since Shellshock, everyone thinks vulnerabilities need to be named.) This vulnerability is in a ...
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GreenRADIUS v1.2.1.1
Patches to glibc to eliminate issues from GHOST have been implemented. Based on the current information available on the GHOST threat, GreenRADIUS should ...
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So easy you don’t need a manual
I ran across this great article about the disappearance of instruction manuals and thought about how today (as noted in the article, ...
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As if you needed another reason to move to 2FA
The annual list of the worst passwords just came out. As usual, it should be more than enough to make those of ...
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A Skeleton Key to Your Network
There is a new report on a serious piece of malware called Skeleton Key that allows Active Directory logins using a single ...
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Don’t forget to make sure 2FA can’t be bypassed
I ran across this article about the latest iCloud problem. The security hole is interesting in that it could be exploited to ...
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Authentication as a Good Bottleneck
Normally, we think of bottlenecks as a bad thing. They limit how fast we can go, how much bandwidth we have, and ...