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February 11, 2020
In this episode of the Cyber Work with Infosec podcast, host Chris Sienko interviews Tim Herbert, vice president of research and market intelligence at Cyber
One of the proverbial gems in the crown of a successful attack is user credentials, and it is understandable why. Once an attacker has a compromised system’s
February 5, 2020
Introduction Denial-of-Service (DoS) attacks have been around since the 1970s, and they can be downright paralyzing to an organization. Not only does it shut
Introduction Since the introduction of applications (apps) into the Windows operating system family, apps have become a sort of nexus between Windows comput
January 30, 2020
There’s a cloud of confusion around droppers. Often seen as a sort of helper program in a cyberattack, droppers are actually a type of malware that plays an
January 28, 2020
Introduction The name EvilGnome may conjure images of a malicious creature of folklore. Instead, this name actually refers to an emerging type of malware rec
January 23, 2020
Introduction Classic moves, no matter what the subject matter is, are timeless. Be it the hook shot in basketball, the uppercut in boxing or the pirouette in
January 22, 2020
Introduction Denying the availability of systems and resources of an attack target is a main objective of many real-world attack campaigns. If you were goin
January 21, 2020
Introduction Beginnings are often steeped in myth, legend and a good helping of storytelling, with malware being no exception to this rule. Way back in 1974,
January 20, 2020
The National Institute of Standards and Technology’s Cybersecurity Framework, or NIST CSF, was first published in 2014 to provide guidance for organizational
January 16, 2020
Introduction In this episode of Infosec’s cybersecurity podcast series Cyber Work, host Chris Sienko talks with Joshua Knight, cybersecurity business leader
Introduction Most people love shortcuts — they make things faster and easier. This common passion is behind a lot of the conveniences we experience on a dail
