Government Data Sharing | Avast
It’s one of the biggest clichés of today: data is the new oil. But then, clichés are clichés because they are true.
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Naked Security Live – Staying safe online at home (especially if you’re homeschooling!)
Here’s our latest live video talk – enjoy!
Read moreWhat happens if my phone is stolen?
Your mobile phone is an important part of your life – so what do you do if it has been stolen?
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Read moreTest a TLS server: check the security of your SSL/TLS services
While they do a good job at scanning, I dislike their grades (A+, A, B+, etc.), as these may not
Read moreSolarWinds hack is quickly reshaping Congress’s cybersecurity agenda
The federal government and private sector are still reeling from the SolarWinds supply chain hack, and Congress is on edge as it begins a new term beset by fears of domestic terrorism. It would seem all bets are off in terms of the previous legislative agenda for cybersecurity, at least in the near-term. The relevant committees in the new 117th Congress have yet to weigh in on specific pieces of legislation, but it’s clear that cybersecurity will be a big focus across both the House and Senate.
First, in the wake of the discovery of the SolarWinds breach, the incoming Biden administration committed to making cybersecurity a top priority. Late last week, the Biden team made good on that promise when announcing its Rescue Plan that calls for around $10 billion in cybersecurity spending, including $690 million for CISA to improve security monitoring and incident response at the agency.
How to reboot a broken or outdated security strategy
An enterprise security strategy should be like a weather report: subject to frequent updates. Allowing a security plan to fall out of sync with current and emerging threats, as well as evolving enterprise technologies and interests, can open the door to financial and reputational catastrophes.
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Read moreHEUR:Trojan.BAT.Agent.gen detected by Kaspersky?
It detected it and then wasn’t able to isolate/quarantine, so I went into files to delete the exact file it
Read morePrelude Operator is a new free/open-source red team platform, built as a desktop C2. It is heavily supported & community-driven. Main goal is to train IT/InfoSec/DevOps/blue teams to conduct their own security assessments. There is even open-source (free) “in person” training…
Prelude Operator is quite different than Caldera. I’m actually the author of the MITRE Caldera framework (v2) as well and
Read moreMacOS malware used run-only AppleScripts to avoid detection for five years
Interesting, Conspirologist. Named OSAMiner, the malware has been distributed in the wild since at least 2015 disguised in pirated (cracked)
Read moreSailing Past Security Measures In AD
If we could just get vendors to fix their crappily written software that needs full access to their Program Files
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