Everyone likes to tell people that they need to enable MFA – or multi-factor authentication “so you don’t get hacked”. For many users, MFA is a mandatory thing that is setup by someone like an employer, an annoyance that is making it hard for them to do the things they need to do. But in …
Redaction’s note: Originally, this story was going to be written from the perspective of how to defend a network on a budget of nothing. We felt like this different angle would make the story more relevant to a larger audience. People who work in IT probably all have their horror stories of the “worst network …
iPad and iPhone users are the target of a rather “unique” kind of spam / scam that targets them specifically: spam through the Apple-owned Calendar app. iOS users can receive invitations through the app, which contain a malicious link. The nefarious part is that their device will draw their attention to this “scam” in two …
Receiving Calendar spam on your iPhone and iPad? Here’s what to do. Read More »
An article about Windows XP? What is this, a blog post written in 2005? No, this is the year 2020 and unfortunately, there are some systems out there that are still running ancient operating systems (and software) which stopped receiving support from their maker over a decade ago. If your first reflex is to say …
Hacking a vulnerable XP box takes a novice pentester 10 minutes Read More »
We have been talking about clickjacking a lot lately, and even made a few videos about it. I guess that’s just what happens when you manage to actually exploit something instead of saying “Tup, that sounds bad” when studying the evil, evil things people can do online. If you want to test your own website(s) …
Test your site against click-jacking with Clickjacker.io Read More »
