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Organizations Must Develop Zero Trust to Defend Against DDoS Attacks. Here’s Why
Talks about the evolution of Zero Trust with an example of DDOS Attack in organizations’ networks (rising concern in times of current global crisis)
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Does DDoS Takedowns Really Change Extortion Rules of Engagement?
Will DDoS takedowns change our rules of engagement for cyber extortion?
Dyn DDoS Attack - How IoT Can Take Down the "Global Information Grid" Backbone (Part II)
Authored by Nick Murray, Demetrio Milea, Peter Tran and Davide Veneziano In Part I, How IOT Can Take Down The “Global Information Grid” Back Bone, we discussed the mechanics of DNS in context of the Dyn DDoS attack. In Part II of this blog, we will dive a bit deeper into the anatomy of the...
Major Events and Hacktivism #OpOlympicHacking
Introduction As anyone who tracks attacks on the internet can tell you, Activists using hacking activity, aka “Hacktivists”, have discovered that a relatively basic hacking approach, with buy-in from disenfranchised groups of people, can have significant effects on online businesses. With names like #OpISIS, #OpParis, #OpMonsanto, #OpWhales, #OpKillingBay, #OpKKK,...
Cybercrime in Social Media Grows 70% in Six Months
These days, all you need to do is type “botnet,” “hacking,” “DDoS,” “CVV2,” or any other cybercrime-related term into the search bar on most social media platforms, and you will find a plethora of fraud activity occurring in plain sight. As reported earlier this year by RSA, social media has become a breeding ground for cybercrime-related...
Six Steps For Cybercrime Survival
While recently cleaning my grandfather’s attic, I came across an old Federal Civil Defense Administration brochure titled “Six Steps to Survival – If an enemy attacked today would you know what to do?” In our modern times, many of us are being attacked on a daily basis by cybercriminals. As such, do you know what...
The Dyn Attack - How IoT Can Take Down the "Global Information Grid" Back Bone (Part I)
Authored by Nick Murray and Peter Tran Imagine that you are driving through downtown New York City (NYC) and only relying on your GPS for directions. All of a sudden, the GPS stops working and you are stuck in mid-town Manhattan traffic during rush hour. If you have ever tried to drive in NYC, you...
2017 Global Fraud and Cybercrime Forecast
From mobile threats and malware, to the organizations on the target lists of e-commerce fraud – a myriad of threats exist across the cyber landscape and the commoditization of cybercrime is making it easier and cheaper to launch attacks on a global scale. If you are a believer that the best predictor of future events...
Securing eCommerce During the Holiday Season and Beyond
Learn the best practices for fighting eCommerce fraud this holiday season.
Find Friends and Credit Cards on Facebook: The New Cybercrime Reality
Social media attracts all kinds. These sites are used for catching up with friends on Facebook, instant news dissemination on Twitter, partisan political viewpoints expressed in online forums, real-time reach outs on Snapchat, professional networking on LinkedIn — and now, not surprisingly, they’re used as global havens for cybercrime. With the release of the...
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