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2020-06-25 09:40:00 | Lucifer Malware Aims to Become Broad Platform for Attacks (lien direct) | The recent spread of the distributed denial-of-service tool attempts to exploit a dozen web-framework flaws, uses credential stuffing, and is intended to work against a variety of operating systems. | Malware Tool | ||
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2020-06-24 17:43:36 | Puppet launches public beta of Relay tool to automate DevOps tasks (lien direct) | Relay promises to automate key processes from a range of cloud-based apps and services, including GitHub, Datadog, Jira, Terraform, and Slack. | Tool | ||
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2020-06-24 17:13:44 | Databricks\' Delta Engine promises 8 times the speed of Apache Spark (lien direct) | Now in general availability, the new analytics tool for use with the Delta Lake schema could make unwieldy data lakes a thing of the past. | Tool | ||
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2020-06-24 14:52:00 | Is upatre downloader coming back ? (lien direct) | Hi Folks, today I want to share a quantitative analysis on a weird return-match by Upatre. According to Unit42 Upatre is an ancient downloader firstly spotted in 2013 used to inoculate banking trojans and active up to 2016. First discovered in 2013, Upatre is primarily a downloader tool responsible for delivering additional trojans onto the […] | Tool | ||
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2020-06-23 14:36:16 | How to install the Strapi Node.js headless CMS (lien direct) | Looking to develop and consume your own custom APIs? Strapi might be the tool for you. Learn how to quickly spin up this developer-centric CMS tool. | Tool | ||
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2020-06-20 13:02:04 | Coronavirus: New Covid-19 tracing tool appears on smartphones (lien direct) | The new "exposure notification" tool is part of an update to iPhone and Android operating systems. | Tool | ||
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2020-06-16 11:00:00 | Cybersecurity for small business supply chain management (lien direct) |
This blog was written by an independent guest blogger.
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Small businesses are significant contributors to the economy. According to the U.S. Small Administration, they generate approximately 44% of the gross domestic product (GDP) in the U.S. However, small to medium enterprises (SMEs) are also frequently more vulnerable to the threats of our contemporary digital landscape.
Small businesses that utilize the supply chain have frequently been subject to risks, as their vetting processes for vendors and partners may be less stringent than larger businesses. But as the implementation of and reliance upon technology has grown, cybersecurity has become one of the most significant issues for even small businesses. Supply chain management consists of many moving parts and is therefore often subject to various points of vulnerability. For small businesses, if these are mismanaged, cybercriminals have the potential to cause serious damage.
We’re going to take a look at some of the key cybersecurity risks that small businesses face. How can leaders manage these risks more effectively, and what tools are at their disposal?
The risks
Cybersecurity is a prevalent threat in almost every industry. Some are more attractive targets than others; either due to a greater prospect of reward for the criminal or the presence of weaker system protections. Few are immune to risk. However, small businesses utilizing the supply chain are subject to some specific areas of vulnerability, including:
Partners. Small businesses are not always able to own or operate every step of their supply chain. This means that they are often reliant upon partners to handle essential elements such as logistics or supply of raw materials. While these relationships are positive for all concerned, there is a risk present in inconsistent cybersecurity protections across all partners. If one link in the chain doesn’t have sufficient system protections, this can present the risk of a breach to all companies they are connected to and even expose customers themselves.
Software. Small businesses are unlikely to utilize their own proprietary software solutions and must engage software as a service (SaaS) providers, or outsource their infrastructural needs. While this can be a useful option for many SMEs, leaders are trusting that these third-party vendors are operating robust cybersecurity protocols and providing sufficient protection for data collection, sharing, and storage.
Digital Assets. Small businesses in the supply chain must understand that their physical assets are not the only aspects that make them a target. Customer data, operating practices, and financial information can all attract unwanted attention from cybercriminals. Even specific intellectual property, down to the business model, that is unique to your business needs to be protected. Making certain that your company has taken out the correct patents and copyright precautions is an excellent start. However, it's worth remembering that these digital elements are valuable, and therefore a potential point of vulnerability.
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2020-06-12 13:59:06 | Gamaredon group uses a new Outlook tool to spread malware (lien direct) | Russia-linked Gamaredon APT use a new module for Microsoft Outlook that creates custom emails with malicious documents and sends them to a victim’s contacts. Reseaerchers from ESET reported that Russia-linked Gamaredon APT has a new tool in its arsenal, it is a module for Microsoft Outlook that creates custom emails with malicious documents and sends […] | Malware Tool | ||
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2020-06-11 18:09:02 | Microsoft discovers cryptomining campaign targeting Kubeflow tool for Kubernetes clusters (lien direct) | Microsoft's Azure Security Center (ASC) is warning of a hacking campaign that targets Kubeflow, a machine learning toolkit for Kubernetes. Hackers are targeting Kubeflow servers with administration panel exposed online, Microsoft warns. The tech giant has released a report today detailing a novel series of attacks against Kubeflow, a toolkit for deploying machine learning (ML) […] | Tool | Uber | |
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2020-06-11 10:21:57 | DIY Tool Website Greenworks Hacked By Self-Destructing Web-Skimmer – Expert Reaction (lien direct) | Researchers have observed a highly-sophisticated self-cleaning and self-destructing skimmer on the popular hardware tool website Greenworks. Since the pandemic lockdown there has been an increase in people taking on homeware and gardening improvements. The ISBuzz Post: This Post DIY Tool Website Greenworks Hacked By Self-Destructing Web-Skimmer – Expert Reaction | Tool | ||
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2020-06-09 11:00:00 | IoT Security Is a Mess. Privacy \'Nutrition\' Labels Could Help (lien direct) | Just like foods that display health information the package, researchers are exploring a tool that details how connected devices manage data. | Tool | ||
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2020-06-08 20:43:35 | How to use the Windows 10 Assessment Tool to measure system performance (lien direct) | The Windows 10 Assessment Tool tests the components of your computer then measures their performance. But it can only be accessed from a command prompt. | Tool | ||
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2020-06-08 17:31:45 | Evil-Winrm : Winrm Pentesting Framework (lien direct) | In this post, we will discuss the most famous framework for PS Remote shell hacking tool named as “Evil-Winrm”. It is an opensource tool which is available on GitHub for winrm penetration testing. Table of Content Evil-winrm Features Installation Load PowerShell scripts Pass the Hash Install using its Docker image Evil-winrm This program can be... Continue reading → | Tool | ||
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2020-06-05 18:24:49 | New Cyber Operation Targets Italy: Digging Into the Netwire Attack Chain (lien direct) | ZLab malware researchers analyzed the attack chain used to infect Italian speaking victims with the Netwire malware. Introduction Info stealer malware confirms to be one of the most adopted weapons of cyber actors. One of them is Netwire (MITRE S0198), a multiplatform remote administration tool (RAT) that has been used by criminals and espionage groups […] | Malware Tool | ||
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2020-06-04 20:36:51 | Cycldek APT targets Air-Gapped systems using the USBCulprit Tool (lien direct) | A Chinese threat actor tracked as Cycldek (aka Goblin Panda, or Conimes) has developed new tool to steal information from air-gapped systems. Security experts from Kaspersky Lab reported that the Chinese threat actor tracked as Cycldek (aka Goblin Panda, or Conimes) has developed new tool to steal information from air-gapped systems. The Cycldek group was […] | Tool Threat | ||
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2020-06-04 20:02:34 | How to use Excel\'s PivotTable tool to turn data into meaningful information (lien direct) | A pivot table in Microsoft Excel reorganizes data quickly into a meaningful report, and it's easy to use! | Tool | ||
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2020-06-04 18:26:51 | IBM AI Fairness 360 open source toolkit adds new functionalities (lien direct) | The new version expands capabilities of its discrimination and bias protection, bringing the tool to R users and scikit-learn. | Tool | ||
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2020-06-04 15:46:40 | Salary.com releases smart job description management tool for landing top talent (lien direct) | The Job Architect platform streamlines the process for creating, sharing, and approving employment listings, keeping posts up to date and accurate. | Tool | ||
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2020-06-04 11:00:00 | Keeping kids safe online (lien direct) | This blog was written by an independent guest blogger. As we all know by now, the Internet is an excellent tool for business, learning, and entertainment. Not only is it a tool, but it's also an essential part of our lives. Information, connections, and opportunities at the touch or swipe of a finger. As more and more people go online, the age of the average user becomes lower and lower. What is the responsibility we have to safeguard the wellbeing of those that come after us into this new digital age? Last year, I was out for breakfast with my girlfriend. Across from us was a family of three (mom, dad, and baby girl). The parents were on their cell phones, and the baby, maybe two or three, had a tablet. It made me think, this child will never know a time when she couldn't find or order something by using the device in her hands. She'll never see a time when notifications, news updates, or social media posts were not a part of daily life. Children face a myriad of threats online. We hear all the time about cyberbullying, predators, and kids, either viewing or sharing "adult material."And while there is no way to 100% protect kids from these things, there are steps we can take. First are passwords and passcodes. Parents can set these features, making sure their children have to come to them to unlock the device. Giving parents and children those extra moments to discuss online safety. Many, if not all, tablets and phones produced after 2010, come with some form of parental control. These controls include blocking access to specific websites or blocking particular keywords. iPhone/iPad/iPod touch: Set Content & Privacy Restrictions Google Play (Android): Set up parental controls on Google Play Google Chrome: Change site permissions Parents and Guardians can purchase age-appropriate devices. Devices like the Amazon Fire Kids Edition or the Samsung Galaxy Kids and the PBS Playtime Pad. What about Social Media? Sites like Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, TikTok, and Instagram are very popular. What precautions exist there? The social media platforms include information on privacy and security settings that can make their platforms safer for children. Unfortunately, these settings are not as front and center as they should be. Provided below are links to the security, privacy, and parental control sections of: Facebook: Messenger Kids Settings Twitter: Control Your Twitter Experience TikTok: Family Safety Mode and Screen Time Management Instagram: Tips for Parents Snapchat: Safety & Education The official minimum age to use many social media sites is thirteen. But, parents of children of all ages should be on their guard. Trolls, Predators, Bullys, and Cyber Criminals use Social Media as a tool for harassment and worse. The most important thing you can do to protect kids online is to teach them awareness. To not share personal information. For example, location, school, full name, age, social security number (if they know it), or tele | Tool | ||
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2020-06-04 03:00:00 | What is pretexting? Definition, examples and prevention (lien direct) | Pretexting definition Pretexting is form of social engineering in which an attacker tries to convince a victim to give up valuable information or access to a service or system. The distinguishing feature of this kind of attack is that the scam artists comes up with a story - or pretext - in order to fool the victim. The pretext generally casts the attacker in the role of someone in authority who has the right to access the information being sought, or who can use the information to help the victim.Pretexting has a fairly long history; in the U.K., where it's also known as blagging, it's a tool tabloid journalists have used for years to get access to salacious dirt on celebrities and politicians. But today it's commonly used by scam artists targeting private individuals and companies to try to get access to their financial accounts and private data. And pretexters can use any form of communication, including emails, texts, and voice phone calls, to ply their trade. | Tool | ||
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2020-06-04 01:31:39 | New USBCulprit Espionage Tool Steals Data From Air-Gapped Computers (lien direct) | A Chinese threat actor has developed new capabilities to target air-gapped systems in an attempt to exfiltrate sensitive data for espionage, according to a newly published research by Kaspersky yesterday.
The APT, known as Cycldek, Goblin Panda, or Conimes, employs an extensive toolset for lateral movement and information stealing in victim networks, including previously unreported custom |
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2020-06-02 20:14:11 | Protests Renew Scrutiny of Tech\'s Ties to Law Enforcement (lien direct) | Amazon executives tweeted support for protesters. But the company sells a surveillance tool to police that studies say misidentifies darker skinned people. | Tool Studies | ||
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2020-06-01 10:00:22 | Video Conferencing Security for Businesses Isn\'t a New Issue, It Just Came Into Focus (lien direct) | Video conferencing has suddenly become a critical tool for businesses. Here are some tips for increased privacy and control. | Tool | ||
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2020-05-29 15:05:17 | MY TAKE: Technologists, privacy advocates point to flaws in the Apple-Google COVID-19 tracing app (lien direct) | If the devastating health and economic ramifications weren't enough, individual privacy is also in the throes of being profoundly and permanently disrupted by the coronavirus pandemic. The tech giants are partnering on a tool for public good, but critics worry … (more…) | Tool | ||
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2020-05-29 11:05:36 | Microsoft mitigates Windows 10 2004 known issue impacting DISM (lien direct) | Microsoft acknowledged and mitigated a new Windows 10 known issue affecting the Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM) tool used to service Windows images prior to deployment. [...] | Tool | ||
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2020-05-29 09:52:44 | (Déjà vu) GitHub supply chain attack via new malware (lien direct) | Security researchers have found a new malware that finds and backdoors open-source NetBeans projects hosted on the GitHub web-based code hosting platform to spread to Windows, Linux, and macOS systems and deploy a Remote Administration Tool (RAT). The malware dubbed Octopus Scanner by researchers at the GitHub Security Lab compromises developers’ computers by infecting their […] | Malware Tool | ||
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2020-05-28 18:15:17 | How to install the Grafana Enterprise Edition on Ubuntu Server 20.04 (lien direct) | Grafana Enterprise Edition might be just the monitoring tool you need to keep track of all those servers and services on your company network. Find out how to install this powerful tool. | Tool | ||
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2020-05-28 11:00:00 | New Octopus Scanner malware spreads via GitHub supply chain attack (lien direct) | Security researchers have found a new malware that finds and backdoors open-source NetBeans projects hosted on the GitHub web-based code hosting platform to spread to Windows, Linux, and macOS systems and deploy a Remote Administration Tool (RAT). [...] | Malware Tool | ★★ | |
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2020-05-28 03:35:40 | A New Free Monitoring Tool to Measure Your Dark Web Exposure (lien direct) | Last week, application security company ImmuniWeb released a new free tool to monitor and measure an organization's exposure on the Dark Web.
To improve the decision-making process for cybersecurity professionals, the free tool crawls Dark Web marketplaces, hacking forums, and Surface Web resources such as Pastebin or GitHub to provide you with a classified schema of your data being offered |
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2020-05-27 19:23:31 | How to install and use the cloudtag file sharing tool (lien direct) | Looking for a unique way to share non-sensitive files via the cloud? Look no further than cloudtag. | Tool | ||
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2020-05-27 18:22:17 | Maps and charts show coronavirus hotspots and reopening timelines (lien direct) | Definitive Healthcare offers a dashboard and interactive tool that can filter by state, and by county, and report what's opening and when. | Tool | ||
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2020-05-27 17:41:21 | Quasar RAT – Windows Remote Administration Tool (lien direct) |  Quasar is a fast and light-weight Windows remote administration tool coded in C#. The usage ranges from user support through day-to-day administrative work to employee monitoring.
It aims to provide high stability and an easy-to-use user interface and is a free, open source tool.
Features of Quasar RAT Windows Remote Administration Tool
The main features that can be found in Quasar are:
TCP network stream (IPv4 & IPv6 support)
Fast network serialization (Protocol Buffers)
Compressed (QuickLZ) & Encrypted (TLS) communication
UPnP Support
Task Manager
File Manager
Startup Manager
Remote Desktop
Remote Shell
Remote Execution
System Information
Registry Editor
System Power Commands (Restart, Shutdown, Standby)
Keylogger (Unicode Support)
Reverse Proxy (SOCKS5)
Password Recovery (Common Browsers and FTP Clients)
Using Quasar Windows Remote Administration Tool
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2020-05-27 11:23:43 | New fuzzing tool finds 26 USB bugs in Linux, Windows, macOS, and FreeBSD (lien direct) | Eighteen of the 26 bugs impact Linux. Eleven have been patched already. | Tool | ||
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2020-05-25 01:02:17 | New Tool Can Jailbreak Any iPhone and iPad Using An Unpatched 0-Day Bug (lien direct) | The hacking team behind the "unc0ver" jailbreaking tool has released a new version of the software that can unlock every single iPhone, including those running the latest iOS 13.5 version.
Calling it the first zero-day jailbreak to be released since iOS 8, unc0ver's lead developer Pwn20wnd said "every other jailbreak released since iOS 9 used 1day exploits that were either patched in the next |
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2020-05-24 12:00:00 | A Grad Student Solved the Epic Conway Knot Problem-in a Week (lien direct) | Lisa Piccirillo encountered the more than 50-year-old question by chance at a conference. Her solution relies on a classical tool called the knot trace. | Tool | ||
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2020-05-24 11:00:00 | Inside the NSA\'s Secret Tool for Mapping Your Social Network (lien direct) | Edward Snowden revealed the agency's phone-record tracking program. But thanks to “precomputed contact chaining,” that database was much more powerful than anyone knew. | Tool | ||
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2020-05-24 02:17:00 | There\'s a Jailbreak Out for the Current Version of iOS (lien direct) | The Unc0ver tool works on all versions of iOS from 11 to 13.5, the current release. | Tool | ||
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2020-05-22 11:00:22 | Measuring the Effectiveness of AI in the SOC (lien direct) | Technology professionals need to be able to prove the value that any new tool brings - especially a security-focused AI one - and demonstrate the revenue gained or losses prevented by their decisions. | Tool | ||
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2020-05-21 16:32:49 | The new normal: Conversa HealthCheck helps businesses adjust after COVID-19 (lien direct) | The automated personalized patient engagement tool screens employees for coronavirus symptoms before they enter the workplace. | Tool | ||
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2020-05-20 19:41:53 | How to install sudo 1.9 and use the new policy tool (lien direct) | The sudo system is about to undergo some radical changes. Find out how to begin working with the new policy system, to make sudo even more powerful. | Tool | ||
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2020-05-18 16:56:26 | Pingcastle – Active Directory Security Assessment Tool (lien direct) |  PingCastle is a Active Directory Security Assessment Tool designed to quickly assess the Active Directory security level with a methodology based on a risk assessment and maturity framework. It does not aim at a perfect evaluation but rather as an efficiency compromise.
The risk level regarding Active Directory security has changed. Several vulnerabilities have been made popular with tools like mimikatz or sites likes adsecurity.org.
CMMI is a well known methodology from the Carnegie Mellon university to evaluate the maturity with a grade from 1 to 5, PingCastle has adapated CMMI to Active Directory security.
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2020-05-18 12:02:48 | Machine learning tool trains on old code to spot bugs in new code (lien direct) | Microsoft and Altran release Code Defect AI to identify potential problems in software development and suggest fixes. | Tool | ||
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2020-05-18 08:10:10 | Windows 10 Defender\'s hidden features revealed by this free tool (lien direct) | Windows 10's built-in Microsoft Defender antivirus solution has many advanced hidden features that allow you to customize how the security software works. Unfortunately, most people do not know these settings exist or even how to access them. [...] | Tool | ||
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2020-05-14 12:00:00 | The importance and security concerns of staying connected during the COVID-19 pandemic (lien direct) |
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The COVID-19 pandemic sweeping the globe has effectively put a stop to the bulk of face-to-face interactions. With social distancing and shelter in place orders in effect, people are stuck at home and relying on the Internet as not only a tool for communication and entertainment but as their only way to earn money during this hectic and uncertain time. With this new and unexpected reliance on connectivity, both companies and consumers should take extra precautions in ensuring that their data is protected. Cybercriminals are using this chaotic situation to try to obtain sensitive materials.
Online Access Is More Important Than Ever
The COVID-19 pandemic has left millions unemployed or working exclusively from home without warning or time for preparation. Fortunately, many Internet providers are offering low-cost options and waiving late payment fees to ease the financial burden on those who are stuck at home without gainful employment. Regardless of whether people are working from home or not, they still rely on the Internet for socialization and entertainment since both of those “in-person” options have been taken away unceremoniously.
As more and more people find themselves using their Internet connections for work and leisure during their time indoors, solid and reliable service has become vital for many. Outages could have potentially disastrous results, not only for individuals but for entire companies and their workforce. Everyone has now been moved exclusively online. This situation has put tremendous pressure on the Internet infrastructure throughout the world and has heightened the need for cybersecurity measures across the board.
Whether working from home or simply using the Internet for entertainment purposes, the increased number of people who are online means that there are more opportunities to fall prey to cyber-attacks. It is important for those who find themselves spending significantly more time online to exercise increased caution in the coming weeks and months to protect themselves and their workplaces from criminals who seek to do serious harm.
How Cybercriminals Are Taking Advantage
Working from home, while being a great opportunity for many to continue making money, has also introduced many workers to online work-related software for the first time. This inherently increases the risk of cyber-attacks and phishing schemes due to increased online traffic from people who may not be well-versed in cybersecurity practices.
Phishing schemes can prey on anyone who uses the internet. They work by getting users to click on malicious links or documents. The risk of this has increased during the COVID-19 pandemic due to the sheer number of e-mails being sent to and from employers and employees, providing the opportunity for cybercriminals to prey on those who aren’t used to practicing basic cybersecurity as part of their daily work.
With so many workers turning to their smart devices to work, mobile application security is paramount to the cybersecurity of both personal files and sensitive data that they might have access to through work. While many people ar |
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2020-05-13 03:00:00 | 9 tips to detect and prevent web shell attacks on Windows networks (lien direct) | One tool that bad guys use to go after your web servers is a web shell. A web shell is a malicious script that masquerades as a legitimate file and provides a backdoor into your server. Recent guidance from the US National Security Agency (NSA) and the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) offers techniques to detect and prevent web shell malware from affecting web servers. The NSA document describes web shell malware as a long-standing, pervasive threat that continues to evade many security tools. | Malware Tool Threat | ||
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2020-05-12 16:46:29 | Dice rolls out tool to filter remote tech jobs (lien direct) | While 93% of technologists want to work from home only 60% of respondents report having had that opportunity, according to Dice's 2020 Tech Salary Report. | Tool | ||
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2020-05-12 15:29:22 | COVID-19: Why behavior analytics can be a useful tool for employers (lien direct) | Behavior analytics on employees looks to uncover workers' true feelings and productivity while adjusting to remote work. | Tool | ||
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2020-05-12 12:00:00 | The relationship between security maturity and business enablement (lien direct) |
A seminal report exploring the correlation between cybersecurity and positive business and security outcomes
Now more than ever organizations globally want to better understand, manage, and minimize security risks. To achieve this, security leaders should be regularly assessing their processes and programs to gain a sense of their organization’s security maturity, where gaps exist, and what can be done to improve security posture.
In March 2020, AT&T Cybersecurity and Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) completed a benchmark survey aimed at helping organizations understand what a mature cybersecurity program looks like and how that maturity influences security and business outcomes.
Results from the 500 security professionals surveyed on their processes, policies, and controls were mapped into the NIST Cybersecurity Framework’s (CSF) five foundational cybersecurity functions: identify, protect, detect, respond, and recover.
The goal of this unique research was to validate if — and to what degree — organizations in better alignment with best practices prescribed by the NIST CSF can operate more secure environments and better enable their businesses. This was accomplished through the creation of a data-driven model that segments respondents into three levels of cybersecurity maturity:
Emerging organizations
Following organizations
Leading organizations
By comparing survey results across these levels, the model allows us to use data to quantify the differences in security and business outcomes that exist as maturity level improves.
One of the more interesting findings that came out of the research (and quite hopeful), is that cybersecurity maturity is not directly dependent on company size. One might assume only the largest organizations, with the most resources, would be able to implement a cybersecurity program sophisticated enough to achieve “leader” status. However, the research shows that the median company size is identical across all three maturity levels – “leading”, “following”, and “emerging.”
The fact that there is no correlation between company size and maturity level indicates to us that doing cybersecurity well is less a function of resources and more a function of thoughtful consideration, planning, and organizational culture. While technology and staff investments matter, the research indicates that organizations of any size can achieve a highly mature cybersecurity program.
To read these research findings, download the full report. There's also a nice infographic.
In addition to our research, AT&T Cybersecurity and ESG have developed a free self-assessment tool that enables organizations to measure their security maturity based on the survey’s benchmark data and the NIST cybersecurity framework.
Take the free maturity assessment.
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2020-05-12 11:00:20 | Carbon credit calculator determines cash values for used IT equipment (lien direct) | The tool aims to help organizations securely dispose of old laptops, desktop computers, mobile phones, and servers. | Tool | ||
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2020-05-07 14:05:35 | Lateral Moment on Active Directory: CrackMapExec (lien direct) | In this article, we learn to use crackmapexec. This tool is developed by byt3bl33d3r. I have used this tool many times for both offensive and defensive techniques. And with my experience from this tool, I can say that the tool is so amazing that one can use it for situational awareness as well as lateral... Continue reading → | Tool |
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