We've witnessed several suspicious behaviors from kernel drivers over the years. Some explainable, others, in our opinion, put there to ease exploitation.
Huawei shaped or not its driver?
#cybersecurity#infosec#dfir
https://t.co/M2CX3XQWUT
"Canada's cybersecurity firms keep turning to the U.S. for funding, leaving us without a homegrown leader"
#Canada cc @JustinTrudeau https://t.co/jKO3OW2MEo
Big news for the infosec community.
NSA has developed a software reverse engineering framework known as GHIDRA, which will be demonstrated (by @RGB_Lights) for the first time at @RSAConference
https://t.co/qGVN31BANF
Arc4dia Cyber Defense Argues That NSS Labs’ EDR Group Test Should be Reconsidered in Light of Industry Trends
#infosec#DFIR#SnowEDR#Malware
https://t.co/CgQNkGMfAm
The bit about passwords stored in plaintext - on a shared file server - “for fraud prevention reasons” is crazy. The ICO didn’t like it and rightly so! https://t.co/sOcWx9rzmE
NSS Labs have just put a bomb under the security vendor and testing industry. You seriously want to read this suit. This has been brewing for a few years, and it'll be good to see the Sherman Act tested in court. https://t.co/dRkCvx3lMA
Online services, stop using SMS as 2FA verification now.
People, if a service proposes SMS as 2FA, don't use 2FA, if possible use another service.
SMS as 2FA is becoming the equivalent of clear-text format password storage.
(That goes for you @TwitterSupport too, by the way!)
“IEEE supports the use of unfettered strong encryption to protect .. communications. We oppose efforts by governments to restrict the use of strong encryption ... and will lead to the creation of vulnerabilities that would result.."
https://t.co/NrnXx1Vdl0
$10+MM USD stolen through the SWIFT network using deception tricks : malware 1 (distraction) & malware 2 (enables theft).
"Banco de Chile ‘MBR Killer’ Reveals Hidden Nexus to Buhtrap Malware Kit Used to Target Financial Institutions, Payment Networks"
https://t.co/JkcV82kkJm