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The IPv6 guidance provides federal agencies with information on IPv6 and its security features, along with security considerations on the network protocol. [Read More]
Threat hunters at Kaspersky have spotted a well-known Chinese APT actor using an UEFI implant to maintain stealthy persistence across reboots, disk formatting or disk replacements. [Read More]
U.S. President Joe Biden has signed a new national security memorandum focusing on the implementation of the cybersecurity requirements of an executive order issued in 2021. [Read More]
Microsoft says the new security mode in Edge browser can keep users safe from zero-day attacks. [Read More]
Google researcher documents a pair of Zoom security defects and chides the company for missing a decades-old anti-exploit mitigation. [Read More]
A vulnerability in Box's implementation of multi-factor authentication (MFA) allowed attackers to take over accounts without needing access to the target's phone. [Read More]
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel proposes strengthening rules around telecom providers’ reporting of data breaches. [Read More]
Adversarial AI – or the use of artificial intelligence and machine learning within offensive cyber activity – comes in two flavors: attacks that use AI and attacks against AI. [Read More]
Apple ships iOS fix for a persistent HomeKit denial-of-service flaw but only after an independent researcher publicly criticized the company for ignoring his discovery. [Read More]
Mozilla fixes multiple high-severity vulnerabilities with the release of Firefox 96, Firefox ESR 91.5, and Thunderbird 91.5. [Read More]
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Living-off-the-land attacks are effective because they allow attackers to hide their activities in legitimate processes and makes it harder for defenders to detect them. These tools also make attack attribution much harder.
The rise of social engineering tactics as well as risks associated with embedded vulnerabilities in contractor networks makes keeping this technology confidential and out of the hands of adversaries increasingly difficult.
While the sky just may be the limit (or actually, it may not be), when it comes to cybercriminals, three key areas where we expect to see more activity in the coming year are space, digital wallets and esports.
Security must be as agile as today's workforce, ensuring consistent protection and optimal user experience regardless of where a user or device operates.
In order to deliver on the promise of 5G, we need new industry standards for security, testing, and training to proactively combat 5G cyber threats and minimize risks.
For red teams, using an obfuscated network for testing offers the advantage of hiding who is performing the attack and where it is originating, for a more real-life context
Recent changes have resulted in a proliferation of devices and users working from anywhere, which has expanded the digital attack surface and exposed more applications, devices, data, and users to risk.
Zero-trust network access (ZTNA) simplifies secure connectivity by providing seamless, per-use access to applications, no matter where the user or application may be located.
While there is no silver bullet to prevent cybersecurity attacks, ZTNA has become a necessity for organizations on their digital transformation journey by allowing to minimize the attack surface while ensuring the productivity of remote workers.
Organizations considering ZTNA should look for these three essential components as a minimum when evaluating any solution.
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