A new internet security vulnerability was announced last week, and it is "a scary big deal". Cloudbleed, the name given to this ...
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DROWN Vulnerability — GreenRADIUS Already Protected
Another potentially serious and widespread vulnerability was announced last week. The DROWN vulnerability was discovered jointly by several universities and Google and ...
- Jeremy Cruz
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GNU glibc Vulnerability
A new GNU C library vulnerability was announced a couple of weeks ago and exposes a critical flaw affecting almost all Linux ...
- Brian
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OpenSSH Vulnerable to Unlimited Authentication Attempts
Possibly the biggest security news this past week was the announcement of a bug in OpenSSH that opens it to password cracking. ...
- Brian
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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 ...
- Brian
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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 ...
- Brian
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The Asymmetric Costs of Security
I ran across a great article here the other day about a presentation at the Kiwicon in New Zealand. What really caught ...
- Brian
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Now that the line has been crossed, where will it end?
About all I can say is WOW. Earlier this month, I mentioned that Sony didn’t have the best security practices as evidenced ...
- Brian
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Now we know that Sony doesn’t have good security inside as well as outside
"Wow" is about all I can say to this article about the recent Sony hack. Along with all the other data that was taken, ...
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So even parking services need 2FA
So after a nice Thanksgiving holiday here in the U.S. last week, we come back to news of yet another hack involving ...