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From iPhone to NT AUTHORITYSYSTEM – exploit ‘Printconfig’ dll with a real-world example

Security Affairs

From iPhone to NT AUTHORITYSYSTEM – As promised in my previous post , I will show you how to exploit the “Printconfig” dll with a real world example. A “pairing certificate” will be generated and the permissions set on this file are the following: As you can see, users have only read access to this file. Boundary conditions.

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FTC Posts Third Blog in Its “Stick with Security” Series

Hunton Privacy

This week’s post, entitled “ Stick with security: Control access to data sensibly ,” details key security measures businesses can take to limit unauthorized access to data in their possession. Additionally, a clean desk policy minimizes the risk that data may be accessed by an unauthorized person after hours.

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Best beginner cyber security certifications

IT Governance

It was created in 2002 to meet the growing demand for qualified and specialised information professionals, and covers a range of topics, including network security, access controls, cryptography and risk management. You’ll also receive exam preparation exercises designed to ensure that you pass the exam at the first attempt.

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MY TAKE: Michigan’s Cyber Range hubs provide career paths to high-schoolers, underutilized adults

The Last Watchdog

Michigan is cultivating a collection of amazing cybersecurity training facilities, called Cyber Range hubs, that are shining models for what’s possible when inspired program leaders are given access to leading-edge resources, wisely supplied by public agencies and private foundations.

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DB2 for z/OS Roles: Trust Me on This One (Part 1)

Robert's Db2

The person asking the question had a need to provide DBAs in certain geographies with the privileges needed to get their work done, but in a way that would deny them access to data in user (versus system) tables. That's pretty cool, but you can go further still in protecting your DB2 data from unauthorized access.

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The Hacker Mind Podcast: Beyond MITRE ATT&CK

ForAllSecure

Vamosi: So ATT&CK started as a workshop exercise to document common tactics, techniques and procedures, TTPS, that advanced persistent threats used against Windows Enterprise environments, advanced persistent threats are just as they seem. Say, for example, you are in oil and gas. So it's it's a fun time.