The Pegasus Project is a collaborative effort by a number of media and advocacy organizations around to the world. With their work, they are shining a light on nation state use a specific malware tool: Pegasus spyware.
The out-of-band patch for PrinterNightmare on Microsoft Windows doesn't completely fix the issue. What are IT and security teams to do?
PrinterNightmare is a high severity vulnerability that affects all versions of Windows and is being actively exploited...on a long weekend 😬
Letting customers know about a security vulnerability is never an easy thing. From the logistics of it to the reputation management issues. But this is a critical aspect of delivery software and services. What's the best way to tackle this problem?
Zoom.us had a pretty egregious security issue this week. Their response was poor despite the best efforts for responsible disclosure by the security research who discovered the issue. While this issue has dominated tech headlines, the real issue is much more significant and commonplace.
Continuing the "basics" series, here's an easy way to understand the terms: vulnerability, exploit, threat, and risk
Is IP blocking still effective? Is it a sledge hammer when you really need a scalpel?
CPU Vulnerabilities Seem Like A Massive Problem. Are they deserving of the hype?