How to Recognize a Phishing Campaign
Antony Garand Phishing attacks and campaigns have always been a hot topic in online security. With many posts tagged as “phishing” on our blog — the first…
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Down the Malware Rabbit Hole: Part II
Cesar Anjos In our last post in this series, we took a look at a code snippet that had been encoded in a very specific way —…
Mixed Content Warnings in Google Chrome
Peter Kankowski Migrating your website to HTTPS may seem like a simple task. Get the TLS/SSL certificate, install it on your web server, and you’re done. The…
Why Reinfections Happen with a WAF
Luke Leal A web application firewall (WAF) is a great way to detect and filter incoming malicious requests before they can exploit website vulnerabilities and security flaws.…
Magento 1 End of Life
Art Martori It’s no secret that a CMS without support will develop vulnerabilities. Eventually, these lead to a compromised website — which cripples any ecommerce business. When…
NIST Cybersecurity Framework
Juliana Lewis The United States National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has created a framework for improving critical infrastructure cybersecurity, referred to as the NIST Cybersecurity…
Personal Online Privacy – Connecting Online
Victor Santoyo When California passed an online privacy law that will take effect on Jan. 1, 2020, it made me think about a user’s responsibility when it…
Top 10 Website Hardening Tips
Northon Torga Website hardening means adding layers of protection to reduce the risk of website attacks, a process known as “defense in depth.” Here are our top…
What Are Ethical Hackers?
Alycia Mitchell There’s an issue with how some people define the word “hacker.” For some, it’s a word synonymous with “cybercriminal,” but not in the infosec community.…
What is the Cost of Cybercrimes & Attacks
John Booker The word cybercrime is no longer just a word you hear coming from Fortune 500 CEOs anymore. This word has being flashed on every good…
Down the Malware Rabbit Hole – Part 1
It’s common for malware to be encoded to hide itself—or its true intentions—but have you ever given thought to what lengths attackers will go to…