What Are The “Good” Hackers Up To?

The Zero Day Initiative has a blog post to discuss the Top 5 Bugs submitted in 2021. In essence the good hackers try to find bugs or problems in software which would allow an attacker to perform functions that should not be done. An example from the Pwn2Own 2021 blog post: Hi, I am Orange … Read more

Unpatched Exchange Server Sends Phishing Emails That Look Legitimate

Certitute has a story that shows what happens when you decide for one reason or another not to update your Exchange server Apparently somebody did not update the Exchange server (which runs the email for the company). So when the system is not updated it becomes vulnerable of various vulnerabilities. From the story: The IIS … Read more

The Cybersecurity Mishap to Own All?

Has it finally happened … is everything going to get hacked? Well the issue is everything can be hacked of course. What this latest issue is unfortunately taking advantage of the design flaw in a critical piece of IT technology. Compilers are needed to create software (all software). So what would happen if all compilers … Read more

Now on Patreon and Rumble — Exchange server attack

Added another rumble video and created a Patreon account so that you can support my work here better. Latest Rumble video – is an opposite video due to the holiday. https://rumble.com/vnm4w5-oct11-opposite-day-video-explain-to-me-why-i-should-cyberscurity.html   The purpose of this website is to help people with their cybersecurity  – either give information to solve issues, or highlight security problems … Read more