Intricate Security

With expertise in penetration testing, blue team, and Active Security Operations Center (SOC), we focus on providing specialized services in these areas

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It's not wrong.

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This is exactly why we emphasize strong application security, continuous monitoring, and disciplined change management. https://t.co/pryng1Wz6e

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Just when you thought it was ok to stop looking over your shoulder.

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Check your logs for suspicious VPN login activity. https://t.co/hrn5N7yAZ7

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What are you doing with your MCP servers?

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The State of Nevada has been hit with a breach that has brought down a lot of offices. https://t.co/hgB617pTuw

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Massive SharePoint zero-day (CVE‑2025‑53770) exploited in the wild, on-prem servers hit hard. Different orgs hit. Data stolen, keys hijacked, records wiped. Patch now. Respond fast.
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Subdomain hijacking is back on the menu

Read the full article: https://t.co/ZiNrKUHuYJ

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🤬CVE-2025-49113: Post‑Auth Remote Code Execution in Roundcube via PHP Object Deserialization

FOFA Link: https://t.co/wOdnSinywG

FOFA Query: app="roundcube"

Results: 51,584,735
Advisory:https://t.co/sWPSYiVk2z CVSS: 9.9

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Sometimes the ideal security tool is too costly. Not buying it doesn’t erase the risk — you have to accept and manage it responsibly. That means monitoring vulnerable systems and staying vigilant. Need help managing these risks? Reach out to us.

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Disable PSTN dial‑in for any CUI‑related meetings and enforce Teams client‑only voice. These steps directly support both encryption (SC.L2‑3.13.11) and VoIP governance (SC.L2‑3.13.14). #Cybersecurity #CMMC #Teams #CUI

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Hackers exploit HTTP/2 to inject harmful code by faking trusted sites. Disable server push/SXG if unused, validate origins, update libraries, avoid shared certs, and use strong CSP to stay safe. https://t.co/10HCDNcGty

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Cybersecurity Myths That Still Hurt Businesses
8. "The lock icon means it’s safe"
HTTPS just means encrypted. It doesn’t mean the site is legit. Phishing sites use it too. Don’t trust the padlock alone.

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Cybersecurity Myths That Still Hurt Businesses
7. "We trust our people"
Trust is good. Controls are better. Mistakes happen, and insider threats are real. Guardrails protect everyone.

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Cybersecurity Myths That Still Hurt Businesses
6. "Compliance means we’re secure"
Compliance helps, but it’s not security. Many compliant companies still get breached. Checkboxes don’t stop attackers.

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Cybersecurity Myths That Still Hurt Businesses
5. "We already had a pentest"
Pentests show a point in time. Your environment changes fast. So do threats. One test a year ago won’t protect you today.

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Cybersecurity Myths That Still Hurt Businesses
4. "We’re in the cloud, we’re secure"
The cloud isn’t secure by default. You have to configure it right. One public storage bucket = exposed data to the world.

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Cybersecurity Myths That Still Hurt Businesses
3. "It's internal, so it's safe"
Internal doesn’t mean secure. Insider threats and misconfigurations are real. One wrong click or open port is all it takes.

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Cybersecurity Myths That Still Hurt Businesses

2. "Our antivirus handles it"
Antivirus isn’t enough. It won’t stop phishing, fileless malware, or credential theft. Security needs layers. Antivirus is just one.