Month: May 2021

Hello folks, Have I been powned is going open source, and this is probably the best thing for it. The site is ran by Troy…

Bose was the latest hit, according to an article published by Cyberscoop. Employee data was apparently exfiltrated, and Bose did not pay a ransom according…

In the up coming security box and tweeted through Cyberscoop last week, we’re learning about a dark web marketplace that has pretty much dominated the…

Conti isn’t going anywhere. There are two articles being linked within our next podcast which I want to briefly highlight here. Conti ransomware gang victimized…

Hello folks, I’ve not posted about any of these in quite awhile. I know that I’m farily behind when it comes to keeping up with…

This is an eye opening article. Instead of me putting my thoughts down which I’ve done for the program, I want to hear what you…

Hello folks, I read this article that came out on Krebs on Security that talks about a task force and an 81 page report that…

Experian hasn’t really learned their lesson when it comes to keeping information safe. Within the article I’ll be linking to, I just have to laugh…

This month, we’ve got less patches than we have had in the last year alone. Microsoft is only giving us 54 different patches, but the…

John Davies, AKA John Bernard, AKA John Cavendish is back in the news through Krebs On Security. This post reminds us of the three part…

I did read this on Saturday thanks to the little wigit page and what it provides. This is still a developing story, but yet something to watch, as there are still questions that need to be answered.

As reported in Sans News Bites for this week, I found an article also on this from Cyberscoop. Its entitled Qualys researchers uncover 21 bugs…

As predicted, Sans News Bites is covering the Exim news that I recently read about and will be making sure to fully blog about. If…