Security
PoisonTap USB can Hack a Locked PC in a Minute - PoisonTap is a fully automated proof-of-concept USB device which when connected to a locked PC, hacks the device and installs...
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Did You Forget to Patch Your IP Camera? - IP cameras are usually a purchase, install, and don’t-touch type of device. But in the current climate of cyber-attacks, they...
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This Ransomware Turns Victims Against Their Associates - Popcorn Time ransomware, a newcomer to the malware scene, has an incentive program for victims. If they successfully infect others...
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Smart Hospitals Need to be Secured - I want my hospital to be smart, but I demand it be secure and safe! A new report from the...
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Cybercriminals Next Targets: Long Term Prizes (part 2 of 2) - In the previous blog, Cybercriminals Next Targets: Short Term Dangers (part 1 of 2), I outlined how cybercriminals will use...
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Cybercriminals Next Targets: Short Term Dangers (part 1 of 2) - Where Cybercriminals Will Go Knowing what cybercriminals are targeting today is easy. Their attacks are loud, impactful, and have the...
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Farewell SHA-1 Hash Algorithm - Rest-in-Peace SHA-1. Like all security controls, they are only valuable for a certain period of time. SHA-1, a legacy hashing...
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Use Secure Erase Method to Securely Wipe SSDs - “So, how did the data leave the company?” He could feel the sweat running down the back of his neck...
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SVG Images are a New Ransomware Threat - Creative cyber criminals are taking advantage of Facebook's compatibility with SVG images to infect victims with ransomware. SVG (Scalable Vector...
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Intel’s Business PC VP, Tom Garrison, Tackles Identity and Access Security in the Digital Age - This week Gartner is hosting the Identity and Access Management summit in Las Vegas. Kicking off November 29th, the event...
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