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Mar 31, 2020
Recently in Norway a school had to stop using the Whereby video conference service because during a video lesson a man broke into the group video conference and showed himself naked. This new phenomenon is called, according to Wikipedia, "Zoombombing":… read more »
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Mar 30, 2020
From today, i'll start to split the original "Weekly Roundup" in several small posts spread over the entire week.So, let's start with the "Weekly Cybersecurity Roundup"! Two zero days are Targeting DrayTek Broadband CPE Devices From December 4, 2019, 360Netlab… read more »
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Mar 27, 2020
Amethyst is a great project by Matt Sarnoff.It's like a classic home computer: it has an integrated keyboard and can generate audio and video and has a built-in high-level programming language for users to write their own programs. It uses… read more »
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Mar 26, 2020
A recently discovered campaign that targets home and small-office routers is redirecting users to fake COVID-19 informational sites that attempt to install password stealing malware. A post published by security firm Bitdefender [1] said the attack is targetting Linksys routers,… read more »
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Mar 25, 2020
Windows Service Accounts are the elephant in the room in the corporate environment: things that nobody ever talks about or considers to be a problem. Often, these service accounts are in the Domain Admins group, with passwords like "Service123", "Password123",… read more »
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Mar 24, 2020
Microsoft has released a security advisory about a remote code execution vulnerabilities affecting all currently supported versions of Windows and Windows Server operating systems. According to advisory [1], a remote attacker can exploit these vulnerabilities, affecting the Adobe Type Manager… read more »
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Mar 23, 2020
Also last week, the main topic was Covid-19: Let's try to recap.Ah, I forgot: STAY. AT. HOME. http://www.commitstrip.com/en/2020/03/19/stay-at-home/ Technology Google’s coronavirus information site is now live Google has just launched a site with information and resources to understand the coronavirus… read more »
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Mar 20, 2020
Mimikatz is a famous post-exploitation tool written in C by Benjamin Delpy: it allows a local attacker to dump secrets from memory exploiting Windows single sign-on functionality. How Mimikatz works? Until Windows 10, Microsoft's OSs by default used a feature… read more »