Category: article commentary

If you’re a data broker, this is something you need to be aware of. If you’re not a registered broker, you may be in some…

This attack, being discussed, uses something called the BSOD fake messaging ploy where you may get a fake error message saying something is wrong. Once…

Hello folks, This article is a current article, it is not an old one. It talks about the LastPass breach we talked about in 2022-2023…

In Nick Espinoza’s breaches of the week from Dec 29-Jan 4, this was one that was talked about. The article mentions that a ransomware group…

This article comes from KNX and is titled Disney to pay $10M to settle FTC allegations involving children’s data which caught my attention. Shame on…

Hello gang, I know I have not been blogging all that much these past few months. I found something that I thought would lift this…

Yesterday, this article and the Cyberwire talked about the fact that Lastpass didn’t do enough to prevent several breaches in 2022 which we talked about…

Well, I know its been quite awhile since we’ve blogged here, although I know Shaun has. Now, its time to let you know while I’m…

An in-development build of the upcoming ShinySp1d3r ransomware-as-a-service platform has surfaced, offering a preview of the upcoming extortion operation. ShinySp1d3r is the name of an…

For the first time since 2019, Cloudflare had an issue that was not necessarily caused by a cyberattack. The article goes on to indicate that…

There is a decades old command I actually didn’t know that existed today, called finger. It allowed to see if someone you knew was online…

Fortinet has fixed a zero-day which allowed people to use their product to traverse directories. They have a CVE for this but no CVSS score.…

I know that I have not blogged in quite awhile, mainly due to work commitments but I’m going to see what I can do. Now…

Microsoft: SesameOp malware abuses OpenAI Assistants API in attacks is the name of the article. Its an interesting one cause it talks about something that…

CyberNews is reporting that a long standing political newspaper that has been around since 1967 accidently exposed their data. There’s a difference between accidental disclosure…

OK, Microsoft is just getting this all wrong. Although I don’t blame them directly, but is patching being tested before being deployed to fix bugs?…

Our vast network of how things work is very large. Most people order things like food, beverages, snacks and the like and have no idea…

Corrected title. I don’t know if this was covered, but as I looked at the date while writing this paragraph, it looks like it was…

This article from Cybernews is quite interesting, as it discusses what the company is trying to do to make sure teens are able to use…

Here we go again about one of the pet peaves of mine. According to the article we’re talking about on this blog post, we’re learning…