Another City Cyber Attack: Johannesburg
Another day, another cyber attack. Not just on a business entity though, but rather another city! About 24 hours ago, the city of Johannesburg detected unauthorized access to their networked systems and have taken immediate action. Check out their Twitter
WatchGuard Blog: Support Alerts – TCP SACK PANIC – Kernel Vulnerabilities
On 17 June 2019, Netflix engineering manager Jonathan Looney discovered several vulnerabilities that affect multiple open-source Linux and Unix operating systems. Impacted software kernels include FreeBSD 12 using the RACK TCP Stack, and Linux kernels between versions 2.6.29 and 4.15. The
WatchGuard Partner Konferenz 2019
Die WatchGuard Partner Konferenz 2019 hat uns nach Dubrovnik geführt. 3 Tage Networking, Austausch mit anderen Partner und viele neue Informationen. Danke an das WatchGuard Team für die tolle Veranstaltung
Three Updated Password Best Practices for World Password Day 2019
Happy World Password Day, everyone! Out of the endless list of annual holidays and observances, this one is near and dear to our hearts in the security industry. Weak passwords are a major information security issue, accounting for an astonishing
Stop Following Me!
Have you ever wondered how website advertisements always seem to know what you plan on buying next? This week on The 443 – Security Simplified, we dive in to the world of browser fingerprinting and data tracking to explain how
CERT VPN Application Vulnerabilities: Is WatchGuard Affected?
Vulnerability Overview On April 14th, Carnegie Mellon University’s CERT Coordination Center released vulnerability advisory VU#192371, which disclosed security vulnerabilities in several mobile VPN clients from multiple vendors. In general, the disclosed vulnerabilities involved insecure storage of authentication and session information. Researchers found
Schutz Ihrer Identität im Internet
Would you bet your business on the strength of every employee’s password? Just one employee’s stolen credential is all it takes to bring down your whole business. So what? With that stolen credential, a hacker can travel through your system to
