The year is almost coming to an end. We’ve been practicing good personal hygiene at home, offices, and everywhere else to protect our loved ones. While we’ve been confined to our homes, crossing our fingers, and hoping the pandemic comes to an end, the dark underbelly of cyberspace has quietly grown its reaches far wide. […]
Read More →Microsoft has released September Patch Tuesday security updates with a total release of 129 vulnerabilities, In which 23 are classified as Critical with Remote Code Execution(RCE) 105 are classified as important and 1 is classified as moderate that reside in the Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Exchange Server, Internet Explorer (IE), Microsoft Edge (EdgeHTML-based and Chromium-based in […]
Read More →F5 BIG-IP is a multi-purpose networking device manufactured by F5 Networks which can be configured to work as traffic shaping system, firewall, load balancer, access gateway, rate limiter or SSL middleware. F5 BIG-IP devices are one of the most popular networking products and are widely used in government networks, banks, on the networks of internet […]
Read More →The Server Message Block Protocol (SMB protocol) which runs over TCP port 445 is a client-server communication protocol used for sharing access to files, printers, network browsing, and inter-process communication over a network. Security researchers from ZecOps have discovered a new critical vulnerability ‘SMBleed’ affecting the Server Message Block (SMB) protocol that could allow attackers to […]
Read More →A new vulnerability in the architecture of the global Domain Name System (DNS) was brought to light by a team of Israeli researchers. The team also published a paper highlighting how this flaw could be leveraged with an attack, dubbed as NXNSAttack to bring down target websites. A DNS Server is a computer server that […]
Read More →Ransomware was a popular topic in 2016. Ransomware attacks have become complex, targeted, and sophisticated. Many organizations infected with ransomware have lost a huge amount of money to get back their data from attackers. In 2016, new ransomware and new variants of old ransomware showed up. This infographic shows some of the worst ransomware of […]
Read More →2016 Security Predictions Every cyber experience that we encounter, be it success or failure is a learning lesson. A learning lesson to be precautious and a lesson as to what to expect in the future. Let’s take a look back at the year 2015 to get an insight about the forthcoming period. What we […]
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