What are Zero-Day Attacks and What to do About Them
When security personnel aren’t aware of a software vulnerability and do not have the ability or capacity to update to resolve the problem quickly, the situation is referred to as a “Zero-Day.” At its essence, a zero-day vulnerability is a bug. It is a previously undiscovered…
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What exactly is an Indicator of Attack (IOA)?
Indicators of Attack (IOAs) are designed to identify an attacker’s intent, regardless of the malware or exploit utilized in the attack. An IOC-based detection technique like AV signatures cannot identify the growing dangers of malware-free incursions and zero-day vulnerabilities. What is a…
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Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) Explained
An Indicator of Compromise (IOC) is a piece of digital forensic evidence that shows that an endpoint or network has been compromised. These digital indicators, like physical or digital evidence, assist information security experts in identifying malicious activities such as data breaches, insider…
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Easy Ways to Secure your WordPress Website from Hackers
Is your WordPress website hacked? Is It Secure enough? WordPress is getting hacked left, right and center! So it’s important to make your site secure. In this LIVE podcast, I show you practical ways you can go about protecting your WordPress site from hackers. I’ll go through…
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Choosing the Right Managed Detection and Response (MDR) Vendor
Managed Detection and Response services provide businesses with access to advanced technology and security professionals specializing in threat hunting, analysis, and response. As a result, organizations are relieved from performing complicated and vital security activities. Chief Information…
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Elon Musk Makes Twitter Take Down SMS 2FA
The two-factor authentication (2FA) notification outage happened after CEO Elon Musk revealed intentions to shut down the bulk of Twitter’s microservices, albeit the cause remains unknown. Twitter’s mobile SMS two-factor authentication seemed to be down, as users reported not getting…
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Top 5 Black Friday Scams and How to Avoid Them in 2022
Black Friday is one of the biggest retail sales days, with deals on headphones, TVs, clothing, etc. It marks the start of the Christmas shopping season. Scammers work all year long, but during the holidays, Black Friday Scams happen when people are more likely to spend money. Scams come in all…
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15,000 WordPress Websites Hacked as part of Massive Google SEO Poisoning Scheme
15,000 WordPress Websites Hacked according to Sucuri, the first to notice the attacks. As per the security firm, each hacked website has roughly 20,000 files being utilized as a part of the search engine spam operation. In addition, the majority of the websites are powered by WordPress, as shown…
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Canadian Hacker Sentenced to 20 Years in Prison in Connection to NetWalker Ransomware
Canadian Hacker Sentenced to 20 Years in Prison by a U.S. court for his participation in a series of hacks connected to the NetWalker ransomware. Canadian Hacker Sentenced to 20 Years in Prison! Sebastian Vachon-Desjardins, 35, was sentenced on Tuesday by the U.S. Department of Justice for his…
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ALERT: Windows Update Patches Six Active Zero-Day Vulnerabilities
Microsoft’s most recent monthly security updates included remedies for 68 vulnerabilities across its software portfolio, including patches for six actively exploited zero-day vulnerabilities. Twelve of the issues are classified as Critical, two as High, and 55 as Important. This includes the…
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