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Cyber Attack Evolution for the New Year

Cyber Attack Evolution for the New Year

Posted on December 26, 2019
As 2019 draws to a close, you may be tempted to relax and enjoy the holidays. However, before you do so, let’s make sure you're keeping up with the new wave of evolved attacks and vulnerabilities.  Sometimes, evolution does not involve a novel attack, but instead, a new way to...
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Make the Switch to Windows Server 2019 Now

Posted on December 17, 2019
As 2019 comes to an end, so too does support for several key Microsoft products.  In September, we covered the end of Windows 7 security updates. Now, Microsoft is closing the door on Windows Server 2008/2008 R2 support. As with Windows 7, the “end of support” means no more of...
Mobile devices and multifactor authentication

Phones & Multifactor Authentication Vulnerabilities

Posted on December 6, 2019
Single-factor authentication leaves you vulnerable to hacking. That’s why we always recommend using multifactor authentication, or at least two-factor authentication, to present an attacker with additional friction and complexity. If you’ve added multifactor authentication into place, that’s great. You’re more secure for it. However, you’re now vulnerable to what’s known...
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2019 Malware: A Year in Review

Posted on December 3, 2019
What a year it’s been for cyberattacks. In February, the trojan malware, TrickBot, became capable of stealing remote server credentials from VNC, PuTTY and Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP).  Then, as we covered in August, attacks such as the SamSam Ransomware use VPN access as a key vector to break into...
Vulnerabilities in Citrix, DNS, and F5

Hackers, Economics, & Red Teaming

Posted on November 26, 2019
Economists know that humans will always pursue the highest value for their efforts. Hackers take this to an extreme.   Not only do they want the most bang for their buck, they're willing to go outside the boundaries of the law and common decency to do harm to others. Despite this...