I know that China prevents access to many resources/content on the Internet via a “great firewall”.
While there are multiple ways of getting past/through this firewall – some are more involved and less practical than others. For example -…
I attended a seminar on Telecom networks few day back and there I came to know how vulnerable our signalling network (SS7/ SIGTRAN) is.
The speaker discussed an attack in which a spoofed SMSC is connected to a legitimate network’s SMSC a…
I read somewhere that when using key based login instead of a password based login, it is not possible for a Man-in-the-Middle attack to happen.
This question is not about what is being more secure: key based login or password based login…
XSHM is a vulnerability which exploits the fact that the browser history object does not follow the Same Origin Policy and hence by tracking the changes made to this object we may be able to track a user’s activities.
Most of the online …
Introduction
FireEye researchers recently observed threat actors abusing
CVE-2017-10271 to deliver various cryptocurrency miners.
CVE-2017-10271 is a known input validation vulnerability that exists
in the WebLogic Server Security Service (WLS Se…
Introduction
FireEye researchers recently observed threat actors abusing
CVE-2017-10271 to deliver various cryptocurrency miners.
CVE-2017-10271 is a known input validation vulnerability that exists
in the WebLogic Server Security Service (WLS Se…
Type: Threat AnalysisSamSam Ransomware CampaignsSecureworks® Counter Threat Unit™ Threat IntelligenceLearn more about the SamSam Ransomware campaign deployed by the GOLD LOWELL threat group.
I work for a large Eastern European bank as a programmer.
Recently, I was setting up a documentation website for my team. We came up with the host name, and now all we needed was to pick the best suitable zone for it and send a request to…
I’m building a private web app that I plan to use between myself and a few select friends. Each of us have API keys for a 3rd party service that my web app needs to access so it can call the 3rd party service API’s and return data we want …
Has anyone heard of any cases where SSL Certificate insurance – sometimes called "warranty" or "liability protection" has actually been paid out? Or is that just a marketing scam?
Godaddy (archived link) (under "Al…
