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Passwordless Is the Future … but What About the Present?

Password managers, single sign-on, and multifactor authentication each offers its own methodology and unique set of benefits — and drawbacks — to users.

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JavaScript Packing Found in More Than 25% of Malicious Sites

Obfuscation techniques are extremely prevalent, data shows, but they can't be used as a single indicator of compromise because legitimate websites use them.

Deepfake Audio Scores $35M in Corporate Heist

A combination of business email compromise and deepfake audio led a branch manager to transfer millions to scammers, in a case that serves as a warning to organizations.

Geriatric Microsoft Bug Exploited by APT Using Commodity RATs

Disguised as an IT firm, the APT is hitting targets in Afghanistan & India, exploiting a 20-year-old+ Microsoft Office bug that's as potent as it is ancient.

Slack contains an XSLeak vulnerability that de-anonymizes users

Research inspired by similar flaws previously unearthed in Facebook, Twitter, and Microsoft Live

Lateral Movement – WebClient

Coercing elevated accounts such as machine accounts to authenticate to a host under the control of an attacker can provide an opportunity for privilege escalation… Continue reading → Lateral Movement – WebClient

Lateral Movement – WebClient

Coercing elevated accounts such as machine accounts to authenticate to a host under the control of an attacker can provide an opportunity for privilege escalation… Continue reading → Lateral Movement – WebClient

Lateral Movement – WebClient

Coercing elevated accounts such as machine accounts to authenticate to a host under the control of an attacker can provide an opportunity for privilege escalation… Continue reading → Lateral Movement – WebClient

Microsoft Warns of New Security Flaw Affecting Surface Pro 3 Devices

Microsoft has published a new advisory warning of a security bypass vulnerability affecting Surface Pro 3 convertible laptops that could be exploited by an adversary to introduce malicious devices within enterprise networks and defeat the device attestation mechanism. Tracked as CVE-2021-42299 (CVSS score: 5.6), the issue has been codenamed "TPM Carte Blanche" by Google software engineer Chris

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