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Glitching: The Hardware Attack that can Disrupt Secure Software

18

Oct

2019

Modern computers expect a certain consistency in their operating environments. A nice, steady ticking of the electronic clock; smooth, consistent voltage to make everything run; and internal system temperatures that fall within a certain specified range. When their expectations aren’t met, weird things can happen. If those “weird things” happen because of unanticipated power fluctuations, […]

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8 ways your patch management policy is broken

03

Oct

2019

Not appropriately patching your software and devices has been a top reason why organizations are compromised for three decades. In some years, a single unpatched application like Sun Java was responsible for 90% of all cybersecurity incidents. Unpatched software clearly needs to be mitigated effectively. So, it’s surprising to see that most organizations don’t effectively […]

Category Data loss Threats & Malware Vulnerabilities Written by Csoonline 0 Comments

How to get away with hacking a US satellite

18

Sep

2019

By now we’re used to the idea of software companies running bug bounty initiatives which hand out thousands of dollars in prizes to independent researchers who find and responsibly disclose security holes. But, as Wired reports, it’s not just technology companies who are recognising the advantages of having white hat hackers test their systems. The […]

Category Hacker Threats & Malware Vulnerabilities Written by Hotforsecurity 0 Comments

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