by Ludwig Wideskär | Jun 26, 2020 | Newsletters
The hostage program Maze Ransomware shows that it is possible for attackers to hide in the network, without the victim knowing about it. After the attack, attackers may remain - hidden in the network Hostage program (ransomware) is a constant threat to corporate ...
by Ludwig Wideskär | March 6, 2020 | Newsletters
A new vulnerability that goes by the name of "kr00k" poses a risk to billions of network devices. A form of man-in-the-middle attack can be used to intercept parts of network packets. Network devices all over the world are at risk of a new vulnerability ...
by Ludwig Wideskär | February 21, 2020 | Newsletters
A new phishing campaign has hit more companies, including some that have operations in Sweden. Attachments named after the victim's company can become a gateway for attackers. Operations in Sweden have hit A new phishing campaign targeting ...
by Ludwig Wideskär | February 7, 2020 | Newsletters
Two serious vulnerabilities have been found in Microsoft Azure, which could compromise the Azure server. Utilizing these could lead to Microsoft Azure's enterprise customers at risk of targeted attacks. Several vulnerabilities were found in Microsoft ...
by Ludwig Wideskär | January 31, 2017 | Newsletters
A critical vulnerability has been discovered in several different Windows operating systems. The vulnerability can be exploited to forge certificates and cause malicious software not to be detected during installation. Several Windows operating systems are vulnerable Recently, NSA went out ...
by Ludwig Wideskär | January 31, 2017 | Newsletters
Older versions of the Pulse Secure VPN VPN program have a vulnerability that can allow hackers to take control of the system. Hackers have now managed to exploit this to spread hostage programs in companies. Companies at risk using Pulse Secure VPN Vulnerability ...
