Security Affairs

JULY 15, 2023

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The Last Watchdog

SEPTEMBER 7, 2022

The technology industry has met the dramatic rise in ransomware and other cyber attacks with an impressive set of tools to help companies mitigate the risks. The increase in remote workforces and difficulty enforcing security controls with expanding perimeters has played a role in the rise of ransomware. The impact of ransomware.

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Ransomware Education Phishing Financial Services 124

Collibra

JANUARY 23, 2023

Zero trust, a government wide initiative Zero-trust was originally introduced as a network-based architecture mode, which centralized on identity and multi-factor authentication. This model gained popularity in the industry with many vendors positioning their technology products as zero-trust solutions.

Government 52

Government Access Authentication Security 52

IBM Big Data Hub

APRIL 24, 2024

Learn how organizations can use IBM Guardium® Data Protection software to monitor data wherever it is and enforce security policies in near real time. The Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) Canada’s PIPEDA governs how private-sector businesses collect and use consumer data.

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eSecurity Planet

AUGUST 10, 2023

As a bonus, many of these tools are free to access and have specialized feeds that focus on different industries and sectors. Differentiator APIs/Integrations Pricing AlienVault Open Threat Exchange Best for community-driven threat feeds Yes Free FBI Infragard Best for critical infrastructure security Limited Free abuse.ch

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Security Affairs

JUNE 6, 2019

Security expert Marco Ramilli has analyzed the recently leaked APT34 hacking tool tracked as Jason – Exchange Mail BF. APT 34, also referred to as “ OilRig ” or Helix Kitten , has been known to target regional corporations and industries. The attacker used an old version of Microsoft.Exchange.WebService.dll tagged as 15.0.0.0

Computer and Electronics 80

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Security Affairs

NOVEMBER 12, 2019

The two Macros decoded a Javascript payload acting as a drop and execute by using a well-known strategy as described in: “ Frequent VBA Macros used in Office Malware ”. I am a computer security scientist with an intensive hacking background. The following image shows the decoding process. net http[://com-mk84.net.

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