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Cyber Threats on Sale - A Black Friday Special Intelligence Report

Threats to the e-commerce industry have increased in the last year as multiple threat actors have complicated their attacking tactics, tools and procedures in order to gain higher efficiency and quick profit. The following report will cover the major threats in the upcoming holiday season and provide critical information and mitigation steps. Over the course of time, a trend that started in the United States has been adopted across the globe.It is the Friday after Thanksgiving, called Black Friday.

Mock Testing Embedded Systems With Fuzz Data

Mock testing, also called mocking, is an integral part of the embedded software development process as it allows you to test your code without relying on actual hardware. This can be extremely helpful when trying to debug your code or test new features. During fuzzing testing, applications are tested using unexpected or invalid inputs. Modern fuzzers generate these inputs based on feedback about the SUT’s interaction with previous test inputs.

How to Code Sign Your Applications for Adobe AIR?

Adobe Air is one the best runtime environments that can be used to build quality applications for web and mobile. It aids developers with several valuable features and components to make development easier and more effective. However, running apps built in Adobe Air without security warnings is only possible through a legit Adobe code signing certificate. It ensures that your application code is safe and has not been tampered with and the app is safe to use.

Operation Elaborate - UK police text 70,000 suspected victims of iSpoof bank fraudsters

UK police are texting 70,000 people who they believe have fallen victim to a worldwide scam that saw fraudsters steal at least £50 million from bank accounts. 200,000 people in the UK, including the elderly and disabled, are thought to have been targeted by conmen who masqueraded as highstreet banks.

Safeguard your Active Directory using MITRE ATT&CK techniques

Active Directory (AD) handles sensitive organization data like user credentials, personal information of employees, security permissions, and more. Because of this, AD is prone to being targeted by cyber attackers. Malicious actors are constantly coming up with new attack strategies, making it a challenge for organizations to secure their AD environment. This is why it’s essential that every organization formulates a cyber defense strategy to combat cyber threats and protect their AD.

2022 Kubernetes Vulnerabilities - Main Takeaways

All the main K8s vulnerabilities from 2022 consolidated into one article. Put together by Ben Hirschberg, founder of ARMO, the makers of Kubescape. During 2022, Kubernetes continued to cement itself as a critical infrastructure component in the modern software stack. From small to large organizations, it has become a widely popular choice. For obvious reasons, this shift made Kubernetes more susceptible to attacks. But this is not the end of it.

How ID verification can help verify users on Matrimonial sites

You cannot start walking on the road with your eyes blindfolded, you cannot get into a lifetime relationship by not knowing the person/family inside out. Wedding – once considered to be a family affair in India where parents used to decide and choose partners for their kids within their social circle. But nowadays the situation is different, youth is finding a partner in their friends, colleagues, clients, and sometimes strangers also whom they know through matrimonial sites.

Shifting left is great, but shifting right is more cost-effective

“Shifting Left” has long been thought of as a silver bullet of sorts for security. Conducting security testing earlier in the development cycle to catch vulnerabilities in staging rather than production environments is certainly worthwhile and can significantly lower an organization’s risk profile.

FIM & SCM: How they work together

IT environments in businesses are often volatile. The value of hardware might depreciate over time. There is constant evolution in the world of software. Existing configurations go through a variety of transitions. While some of these updates are permitted since they are part of the organization's regular patching cycle, others raise red flags because they appear out of nowhere.