The Log4Shell critical vulnerability that impacted millions of enterprise applications remains a common cause for security breaches a year after it received patches and widespread attention and is expected to remain a popular target for some time to come. Its long-lasting impact highlights the major risks posed by flaws in transitive software dependencies and the […]
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As every infosec expert knows, cybercriminals just love holidays. Trusting users can expect sales scams and phishing under the guise of gifts and congratulations, while organizations can look forward to DDoS attacks on their servers (like the ones Xbox and PlayStation services experienced) or, worse, network intrusions (talking about you, BBC). For network attackers, Christmas […]
Many an article chronicles hacked passwords available in bulk on the evil “Dark Web.” It’s presented as evidence that the bad behavior of users is the root of all hacking. But as a former red teamer, the end user isn’t the only one who is a prisoner to discernable behavioral patterns. There is a “pattern […]
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