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SLP Denial of Service Amplification - Attacks are ongoing and rising

The Service Location Protocol (SLP), as defined in the RFCs, is vulnerable to abuse allowing attackers to use it as a powerful reflective denial-of-service amplification vector. Earlier this year, Bitsight and Curesec published a joint research regarding this flaw tracked as CVE-2023-29552, which details the issue as well as its global impact and exposure.

How we detect and notify users about leaked Datadog credentials

Applications frequently need to provide authentication credentials to gain access to cloud services and other resources. However, these credentials present a security risk because they are notoriously difficult to keep out of code. According to a GitGuardian report, 10 million credentials were publicly committed to GitHub in 2022. Leaked credentials such as these are a major cause of data breaches and account takeovers.

What is a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM)?

A software bill of materials (SBOM) is a detailed, comprehensive list of all the components within a software application, including the use of open-source software, component dependencies, licenses, and known vulnerabilities. SBOMs provide an inventory of each individual component that comprises the application, much like a list of ingredients in a recipe.

How Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange Provides Encrypted Communications

An effective cybersecurity policy incorporates modern cryptography for secure data transmission. Encrypting data protects sensitive information during communication exchange so that only those authorized to decrypt that data can access it. Without encryption, all data transmitted over the public internet is at risk of interception and nefarious reuse. Encryption helps prevent stolen data through a variety of tools, including cryptographic ciphers like the Diffie-Hellman key exchange.

What Is an Email Account Takeover Attack?

An email account takeover is a type of account takeover attack in which a cybercriminal gains unauthorized access to a user’s email account. Cybercriminals can gain access by stealing your email’s login credentials or finding them on the dark web. When a cybercriminal has gained access to your email account, they can lock you out of your account, monitor your activity, access your sensitive information, take over other accounts and impersonate you.

2023 Keeper Retrospective: A Year of Growth, Innovation and Appreciation

As we conclude a record-breaking year of growth at Keeper Security, I believe it’s important to take time to reflect on our achievements and appreciate the people who helped make 2023 a special year. Keeper experienced a transformative period of growth, innovation and strategic expansion that helped solidify our position as a leading force in cybersecurity.

Navigating the Cybersecurity Horizon in 2024

In 2023, organizations faced a surge in ransomware attacks, prompting a reevaluation of cybersecurity readiness. The focus on high-value assets and critical infrastructure indicated an escalating threat landscape, demanding stronger preemptive measures. This trend is expected to continue in 2024 as cybercriminals exploit vulnerabilities.

Australia's cybersecurity strategy is here and Cloudflare is all in

We are thrilled about Australia’s strategic direction to build a world-leading cyber nation by 2030. As a world-leading cybersecurity company whose mission is to help build a better Internet, we think we can help. Cloudflare empowers organizations to make their employees, applications and networks faster and more secure everywhere, while reducing complexity and cost.

Top 3 security best practices for handling JWTs

In modern web development, JSON Web Tokens (JWTs) have become a popular method of securely transmitting information between parties. JWTs are used for authentication and authorization and are often used to store user information. However, with the increasing use of JWTs come potential security risks that developers need to be aware of. As a developer, you are responsible for ensuring that your application is secure and user data is protected.