Flaws in almost all CPU’s, what now?
In the last days reports surfaced about a vulnerability in Intel CPU’s, allowing attackers, through manipulating someone to run code on a machine, to read system memory.
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WannaCry, NSA-Exploits and the tale of SMBv1
Once upon a time there was a weakness in the SMBv1 Protocol: Kevin Börner’s tale about the origin of the WannaCry exploit and Vulnerability Management.
WannaCry – Worldwide Ransomware Attack not unexpected
Ransomware WannaCry infects more than 150.000 systems all over the globe and causes a restless weekend for admins.
Old Linux-vulnerability strikes back
Danger [not] resloved: Linux-Vulnerability CVE-2017-2636 has been fixed – still millions of devices are vulnerable anyway.
APT10 – 5-Years-Plan for hacking
Team APT10 has been attacking MSPs & customers since 2014. Targets are surprisingly identical to Chinas political agenda for future technologies.
POSsibly black magic: MajikPOS
MajikPOS is a new strain of point-of-sale malware that emerges in the US. Does it threaten us? Matthias Röhr tells us why it won’t.
Cloud Security: Fair weather or gathering storm?
The internet runs short of IPv4-adresses. This can cause security issues with connections to cloud services.
Are you a bot already?
The Darknet strikes back: Security expert Brian Krebs became the victim of a large scale DDoS-attack. Stephan Haslbeck analyses.
