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Continue readingTrident iOS Vulnerabilities Fully Dissected
The recently disclosed "Trident" 0-day vulnerabilities that put owners of iOS devices were patched in August, but the full technical details on them have been released only this week.
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Akamai to Kill Support for SHA-1 Certificates
Akamai on Wednesday announced that as of Dec 27, 2016 it will no longer support SHA-1 certificates, after only handing out SHA-256 certificates for a period of time starting Nov. 3.
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The Connected Conundrum: Why I No Longer Trust My Toaster
On Friday, October 21, the Internet slowed to a crawl. A new botnet attack, called Mirai, executed a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack against DNS provider Dyn. The result impacted service for some of the Web’s highest profile brands. This event was the largest known DDoS attack to date.
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McAfee Prepares for Independence With Major Announcements
McAfee Prepares for Independence from Intel with Product Announcements and New Branding
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Webcast Today: Security – The Missing Ingredient in Your Public Cloud Strategy
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Continue readingWebcast: Security – The Missing Ingredient in Your Public Cloud Strategy
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Continue readingWhy Monitoring Control Plane Activity is a Requirement for Securing Industrial Networks
Monitoring network activity is key to securing any production environment. Keeping tabs on the activities of the users, applications and the devices enables operators to ensure expected and normal operations. Monitoring also allows problems to be detected and corrected before damage can occur.
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Chrome’s Certificate Transparency to Become Mandatory
Google has announced its plans to make the Certificate Transparency policy in Chrome mandatory starting in October 2017.
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Ongoing Use of Windows Vista, IE8 Pose Huge Enterprise Threat
A new report highlights the high number of users still operating outdated Windows operating systems and unsupported browsers. This represents a huge threat to the organizations whose users access company networks from insecure laptops and home computers within the growing adoption of BYOD policies.
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