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Mounting Unix Shares with a Windows NFS Client

Network File System (NFS) is an open standard for distributing a file system across a network for multi-client access. Designed in 1984, NFS has grown to include many authentication methods at both the share (export) and file system levels, including client IP/hostname, auth_sys (Unix auth), Kerberos and NFSv4.x ACLs. This blog post explains how to mount an NFS share on a Windows client.

Writing unit tests in Java

Testing is a crucial best practice when developing software. Unit testing is one of the numerous strategies we can use to ensure our code is functional and optimal. As developers, we can code unit tests to check individual components (units) of the application code, such as a specific method. The idea is to write one or more unit tests for each code section and run them every time a change is made to catch defects as soon as they are introduced into the codebase.

Anatomy of a Stored Cross-site Scripting Vulnerability in Apache Spark

One of the services that Veracode offers is a consultation with an Application Security Consultant – a seasoned software developer and application security expert. In the context of a consultation, my team works with the software engineers of Veracode’s customers to understand and, ideally, remediate security flaws found by the Veracode tool suite.

Lookout Study Identifies an Ongoing Consumer Scam Surge

Over 60% of the world’s population relies on technology to navigate their daily lives — that’s over 5 billion people! Unfortunately, with such a large audience online, bad actors have turned to technology to deploy scams and make a profit. Scammers use an array of channels to target people with phishing and social engineering scams that appear real, in order to trick them into handing over valuable personal information.

Insider Threats and Indicators to Watch Out For

Many enterprises perceive cyber-attacks as malicious actions predominantly executed by external actors. Enterprises devote time and budgets investing in methods to bolster their security perimeters against external threat actors. However, it is equally important for these organizations to remember that many cyber-attacks, which cost millions in losses, originate through an internal compromise.

How to improve the employee experience while ensuring identity security

Employees in the post-lockdown world have bid goodbye to traditional work environments. Remote and hybrid work is the new normal, with employees expecting full access to their work resources even when working remotely. They might also use multiple devices, even personal ones, to access corporate data.

How Can I Tell If My Email Has Been Hacked

Email allows people to instantly connect with others across the world and share almost any information they want. They frequently contain text, document attachments and multimedia such as images and videos. With all of this information able to be shared, chances are you’ve sent a good amount of sensitive information to other people over the years – and that makes your email account a target for cybercriminals.

What Is Identity Fraud? Definition, Types, and Examples

Identity fraud is the unauthorised use of a person’s personal information by another person to commit a crime or deceive or defraud that person or a third party in order to take advantage of the pleasures that come with that synthetic identity. The majority of identity fraud is performed for financial gains, such as gaining access to a victim’s credit card, bank accounts, or loan accounts.

Why I'm excited about the 2022 Elastic Global Threat Report

I remember where I was sitting when I read Mandiant’s first M-Trends report on the advanced persistent threat in 2010. I was a technical director at the National Security Agency in the office of Tailored Access Operations (TAO). At that time, my job was to build computer network exploitation (CNE) tools to collect foreign intelligence.

Dependency injection in JavaScript

Inversion of control (IoC) techniques give developers a way to break out of traditional programming flow, and it offers them more flexibility and greater control over their code. Dependency injection, one form of IoC, is a pattern that aims to separate the concerns of constructing objects and using them. In this article, you’ll learn what dependency injection is, when you should use it, and what popular JavaScript frameworks it’s implemented in.