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To VPN or Not to VPN?
Over the past few years, VPN vulnerabilities have been in the spotlight and talked about everywhere. There is always some vulnerability being abused by opportunists and criminals, but VPNs still remain the majority solution of choice for remote access across the...
Nefilim Ransomware Uses RDP to Expose Sensitive Data
New Zealand. Home to fluffy sheep, geothermal pools and a new strain of Nefilim ransomware. On June 16, CertNZ, the government body tasked with supporting Kiwi organizations affected by cyber incidents, issued an alert regarding a new variant of Nefilim ransomware...
Cybercrime and the Dangerous Art of Misdirection
There’s a lot you can learn from a magician. After deftly losing your card in the deck so that it’s impenetrably gone, somehow—miraculously?—it emerges on top. Your mouth agape, the applause flows unsolicited. Such is the art of misdirection. In the world of magic,...
You Just Knocked “Setting up a Work-at-Home Program” Off Your To-do List; Here’s How to Keep it Secured
Lots of organizations have “to-do” lists. Some items on those lists are urgent —“Review website for bugs and inconsistencies”—and some are just “nice to have” wishlist items—“Replace old office coffee machine with Frank, the automated barista”—that you might...
Corona-cation? Here’s How to Work From Home Securely
By now, the whole world is feeling the effects of a tiny little troublemaker called SARS-CoV-2 or Coronavirus (or COVID-19; oh so many choices!). Every piece of news, every conversation and certainly every WhatsApp message is fixated on this rapidly unfolding...
Here we go again….
If we thought that the recent Fox Kitten APT discovered last month and the news about vulnerable VPNs were the end of the attacks on our VPN (Virtual Private Network) and remote access solutions, then we woke up this week to even worst news….and it’s not CoronaVirus...
To VPN or Not to VPN?
Over the past few years, VPN vulnerabilities have been in the spotlight and talked about everywhere. There is always some vulnerability being abused by opportunists and criminals, but VPNs still remain the majority solution of choice for remote access across the...
Nefilim Ransomware Uses RDP to Expose Sensitive Data
New Zealand. Home to fluffy sheep, geothermal pools and a new strain of Nefilim ransomware. On June 16, CertNZ, the government body tasked with supporting Kiwi organizations affected by cyber incidents, issued an alert regarding a new variant of Nefilim ransomware...
Cybercrime and the Dangerous Art of Misdirection
There’s a lot you can learn from a magician. After deftly losing your card in the deck so that it’s impenetrably gone, somehow—miraculously?—it emerges on top. Your mouth agape, the applause flows unsolicited. Such is the art of misdirection. In the world of magic,...
You Just Knocked “Setting up a Work-at-Home Program” Off Your To-do List; Here’s How to Keep it Secured
Lots of organizations have “to-do” lists. Some items on those lists are urgent —“Review website for bugs and inconsistencies”—and some are just “nice to have” wishlist items—“Replace old office coffee machine with Frank, the automated barista”—that you might...
Corona-cation? Here’s How to Work From Home Securely
By now, the whole world is feeling the effects of a tiny little troublemaker called SARS-CoV-2 or Coronavirus (or COVID-19; oh so many choices!). Every piece of news, every conversation and certainly every WhatsApp message is fixated on this rapidly unfolding...
Here we go again….
If we thought that the recent Fox Kitten APT discovered last month and the news about vulnerable VPNs were the end of the attacks on our VPN (Virtual Private Network) and remote access solutions, then we woke up this week to even worst news….and it’s not CoronaVirus...
