Microsoft researchers shed light on critical vulnerabilities in the CODESYS protocol, emphasizing the significance of industrial control system security. This article delves into the technical and business implications of these findings.
Insight into CODESYS Vulnerabilities: A Look into Industrial Cybersecurity Read More »
The Rust programming language continues to gain popularity among developers and companies focused on secure code. Both Google and Microsoft have embraced Rust as a way to improve security and eliminate vulnerabilities. Rust’s memory safety features and performance benefits have made it an attractive choice for organizations looking to enhance their security posture. This article explores the experiences of Fortanix, Microsoft, and Google with Rust, along with lessons learned that businesses can apply to their own cybersecurity challenges.
Rust in Peace – A Better Programming Language (From A Cybersecurity Perspective) Read More »
A recent cybersecurity incident revealed how Russian cyberspies managed to bypass Microsoft’s two-factor authentication (2FA) policy by utilizing fake Teams messages. This breach raises concerns about the effectiveness of 2FA and highlights the need for businesses to reassess their security measures to prevent similar attacks. In this article, we will examine the details of the incident, discuss the lessons learned, and provide actionable steps for businesses to address their own similar challenges.
Russian Cyberspies, Microsoft 2FA Compromised, Oh My Read More »
Introduction: The cyber threat landscape continues to evolve, with state-sponsored hackers perpetually finding new ways to exploit vulnerabilities and launch targeted attacks on organizations. The recent resurgence of the Russian state-sponsored group known as Midnight Blizzard, or Nobelium, has raised concerns within the cybersecurity community. This article aims to summarize the content related to their […]
