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A technique known as “MFA bombing” allows attackers to bypass Multi-Factor Authentication. This post explains how to detect it.
read moreA technique known as “MFA bombing” allows attackers to bypass Multi-Factor Authentication. This post explains how to detect it.
read moreRansomware is malware that encrypts your files and holds them hostage, until you pay a ransom. It’s a serious problem that can have devastating consequences for individuals and businesses alike.
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read moreHow I Compromised Your Complex Password from The Internet One of an attacker’s first goals is to gain a foothold in a target environment. The role or permissions of an end user does not matter if it can be leveraged to gain access. Many password guides encourage longer, more complex passwords, making it more difficult…
read moreIntro Wrangling data exposed by various Azure services is a daunting challenge. Because numerous tables exist with many available data types, finding the table with a particular Azure action or its associated query often proves difficult. Azure Monitor can aid you in this journey. Azure Sentinel comes with a number of preconfigured analytic detection rules.…
read moreToday, the National Security Agency (NSA) released its new “Network Infrastructure Security Guidance” technical report. The document captures best practices based on experience in supporting customers and responding to threats that can be applied across any network environment. This report presents best practices for overall network security and protection of individual network devices and aims…
read moreIn order to be adequately prepared for a cybersecurity incident, it is important to stress test your incident response capabilities. One way to do this is by conducting regular tabletop exercises. Tabletop exercises are simulations that allow you to test your incident response plan in a safe and controlled environment. In this blog post, we…
read moreIntro Enterprise workloads are increasingly shifting to modern micro-service architectures. This shift can potentially mean that visibility, hunting, and defensive frameworks lag behind their traditional on-premises architectures and deployments. The aim of this post is to provide some examples of Kubernetes monitoring and hunting from a number of defensive areas and visibility vantage points. Setup…
read moreIn the spirit of the New Year, it’s time to reflect on the past and make measurable resolutions for the future. Many people use this time to focus on personal goals, but it’s also important to think about what you can do to improve the security of your business. If you’re looking for ways to…
read moreI’ve been active in the Atlantic Canadian information security community for well over a decade, both as a current board member of AtlSecCon and the former lead organizer of Security BSides Cape Breton. I believe that being involved in the information security community has led me to where I am today. I can still remember…
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