The MS17-010 (EternalBlue, EternalRomance, EternalChampion and EternalSynergy) exploits, which target Microsoft Windows Server Message Block (SMB) version 1 flaws, were believed to be developed by the NSA...
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While there are plenty of forensics GUI tools that can be used to perform string searches, sometimes you may want or need to locate strings on a...
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Network monitoring helps you gain visibility into what is happening on your network. There are plenty of good reasons to implement monitoring on your home WiFi network;...
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Two wide-reaching, chip-level security vulnerabilities, dubbed Spectre and Meltdown, were made public this week. Spectre exploits a chip optimization technique called speculative execution to allow applications to break...
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These five tasks should give you some peace of mind that you are taking major steps to protect your network from hackers. When attacking companies, hackers...
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Winter is nearly upon us, and with it; compliance deadlines for new regulations. Is your company ready for the new year and the new standards it will...
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Antivirus software permeates our networks, from mission-critical servers to the CEO’s workstation. Ironically, the very software designed to protect our organizations can be used against us. ...
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Wait – pacemakers can be hacked? In 2012, at the BreakPoint security conference in Melbourne, security expert and hacker Barnaby Jack showed the world that pacemakers...
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Here at LMG Security, we do a lot of pentesting. I have performed penetration tests on organizations of all sizes, including Fortune 500 companies. “Black box”...
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Caption(s): Enigma Machine Source(s): Wikimedia Commons: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Enigma_machine Security researchers have been compiling wordlists for years. They have added hundreds of thousands of words and even some...
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