What is Kerberos? Kerberos is a network verification protocol, designed to provide robust validation for client/server applications by employing secret-key cryptography. The protocol is available in many commercial products also. Since the internet is an insecure place, several of the protocols used on the web do not offer any security. Continue Reading
A critical fault exists in an essential protocol discovered in nearly all internet of things (IoT) devices. Dubbed CallStranger, the vulnerability not only lets criminals capture smart devices for circulated denial of service (DDoS) attacks, but also for attacks that circumvent security solutions to carry out scans on a victim’s Continue Reading
A counterfeit decryptor for the STOP Djvu Ransomware is being circulated that baits already distressed people with the promise of free decryption. Rather than getting their files back for free, they are affected by another ransomware that exacerbates their situation. Ransomware operations such as Maze, REvil, Netwalker, and DoppelPaymer typically Continue Reading
What is Physical Security? Physical security is all about protecting hardware, software, networks, etc., incidents such as fire, storm, natural catastrophes, theft, or terrorism that could inflict a huge loss or damage to an organization or enterprise. Physical security is regularly ignored—and its significance undervalued—in favor of more technical threats Continue Reading
On Wednesday, cybersecurity company Trustwave divulged the details of numerous flaws its researchers found in SAP Adaptive Server Enterprise (ASE). Used by many organizations, especially financial institutions, SAP ASE is a relational database management system. SAP said that a large majority of the world’s leading 25 banks were using this Continue Reading
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