Security – Security

IoT Unravelled Part 3: Security

November 25, 2020 by Troy Hunt

Troy Hunt

Presently sponsored by: 1Password is a secure password manager and digital wallet that keeps you safe onlineIn part 1 of this series, I posited that the IoT landscape is an absolute mess but Home Assistant (HA) does an admirable job of tying it all together. In part 2, I covered…

Tesla Hacked and Stolen Again Using Key Fob

November 24, 2020 by Elizabeth Montalbano

Elizabeth Montalbano

Belgian researchers demonstrate third attack on the car manufacturer’s keyless entry system, this time to break into a Model X within minutes.

Inside the Cit0Day Breach Collection

November 19, 2020 by Troy Hunt

Troy Hunt

Presently sponsored by: Join the Microsoft Reactor community for workshops and events to expand your skillset across a range of technologies and topicsIt's increasingly hard to know what to do with data like that from Cit0Day. If that's an unfamiliar name to you, start with Catalin Cimpanu's story on the…

Kangaroo Home Security Review

November 18, 2020 by Mikkelsen Holm

Mikkelsen Holm

Here is the Kangaroo home security system review. Home security has never been cheaper and better with Kangaroo Home Security. At less than $100/year, or a $10/per month, users can enjoy home protection with the Kangaroo range of security products. Kangaroo founder and CEO Maximus Yaney says the inspiration for…

Some Apple Apps on macOS Big Sur Bypass Content Filters, VPNs

November 17, 2020 by Elizabeth Montalbano

Elizabeth Montalbano

Attackers can exploit the feature and send people’s data directly to remote servers, posing a privacy and security risk, researchers said.

Anchoring Trust: A Hardware Secure Boot Story

November 17, 2020 by Derek Chamorro

Derek Chamorro

As a security company, we pride ourselves on finding innovative ways to protect our platform to, in turn, protect the data of our customers. Part of this approach is implementing progressive methods in protecting our hardware at scale. While we have blogged about how we address security threats from application…

SAD DNS Explained

November 13, 2020 by Marek Vavruša

Marek Vavruša

This week, at the ACM CCS 2020 conference, researchers from UC Riverside and Tsinghua University announced a new attack against the Domain Name System (DNS) called SAD DNS (Side channel AttackeD DNS). This attack leverages recent features of the networking stack in modern operating systems (like Linux) to allow attackers…

Automated Origin CA for Kubernetes

November 13, 2020 by Terin Stock

Terin Stock

In 2016, we launched the Cloudflare Origin CA, a certificate authority optimized for making it easy to secure the connection between Cloudflare and an origin server. Running our own CA has allowed us to support fast issuance and renewal, simple and effective revocation, and wildcard certificates for our users.Out of…

Top 10 Most Common Types of Cyber Attacks

November 11, 2020 by Binary Blogger

Binary Blogger

The past couple of years has seen a massive surge in internet usage. We certainly... The post Top 10 Most Common Types of Cyber Attacks appeared first on Binary Blogger.

COVID-19 Data-Sharing App Leaked Healthcare Worker Info

November 11, 2020 by Elizabeth Montalbano

Elizabeth Montalbano

Philippines COVID-KAYA app allowed for unauthorized access typically protected by ‘superuser’ credentials and also may have exposed patient data.

Zoom lied to users about end-to-end encryption for years, FTC says

November 9, 2020 by Jon Brodkin

Jon Brodkin

Enlarge / Zoom founder and CEO Eric Yuan speaks before the Nasdaq opening bell ceremony on April 18, 2019, in New York City as the company announced its IPO. (credit: Getty Images | Kena Betancur ) Zoom has agreed to upgrade its security practices in a tentative settlement with the…

6 Ways Your Small Business Can Benefit From A VPN

November 9, 2020 by Binary Blogger

Binary Blogger

Running a business involves lots of little things that make a huge difference in the... The post 6 Ways Your Small Business Can Benefit From A VPN appeared first on Binary Blogger.

Apple Patches Bugs Tied to Previously Identified Zero-Days

November 6, 2020 by Elizabeth Montalbano

Elizabeth Montalbano

The actively exploited vulnerabilities discovered by Project Zero exist across iPhone, iPad and iPod devices.

Fall 2020 RPKI Update

November 6, 2020 by Louis Poinsignon

Louis Poinsignon

The Internet is a network of networks. In order to find the path between two points and exchange data, the network devices rely on the information from their peers. This information consists of IP addresses and Autonomous Systems (AS) which announce the addresses using Border Gateway Protocol (BGP).One problem arises…

Malspam Campaign Milks Election Uncertainty

November 5, 2020 by Elizabeth Montalbano

Elizabeth Montalbano

Emails try to lure victims with malicious documents claiming to have information about voting interference.

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