Just how serious are cyber attacks? They are serious enough to not only cause mayhem for MSPs/MSSPs or Equifax, but also serious enough even for US agencies such as the Department Information Systems Agency (DISA). This is a sure sign of just how an attacker’s persistence and determination may just end up with them gaining access into your network. And this is precisely what … [Read more...]
Citrix Data Breach – Security Byte
Late last week, Citrix warned that they had suffered a network breach. According to reports, the attackers made off with six terabytes of business documents. Since Citrix learned of the breach from external sources (Resecurity and the FBI), they’re still investigating the full impact of the breach, and whether or not it affects their customers or products. Watch today’s video … [Read more...]
Reddit Regrets SMS 2FA – Daily Security Byte
Reddit recently warned their users that they suffered a data breach, losing a significant amount of data involving users that had accounts between 2004 and 2007. More interestingly, the breach succeeded because attackers were able to intercept SMS-based (text) one-time-passwords (OTP). In today's Byte, learn a bit more about this breach and how some multi-factor products, like … [Read more...]
Learning from Gentoo – Daily Security Byte
Late last month, an attacker broke into Gentoo's Github repository, removed all the developers and started adding malicious changes and defacements. Gentoo quickly recovered their Github account, but had to keep it down for five days to recover. However, today's video isn't about this breach per say, but what we all can learn from it. This week, Gentoo released a very … [Read more...]
The Fish Tank Casino Heist – Daily Security Byte
According to a Darktrace, hackers stole a casino's database through a fancy Internet of Things (IoT) fish tank. While the report doesn't really share much technical detail, it does suggest the hacker found some hole in the cloud-connected thermometer the fish tank used. Watch the YouTube video below for more detail, and to hear what you should do to better protect your IoT … [Read more...]
