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WFH: A Nightmare for IT Security

With a high percentage of the population now working from home, IT security has become a nightmare for many CISOs, CTOs, and CIOs. If you’re not able to get into your workplace or datacenter, patching of systems will just have to wait. And even if ke...Mar 27, 2020

Polyverse Weekly Breach Report – Mar. 30th 2020

A snapshot of last week’s reported cybersecurity breaches and vulnerabilities Android apps More than 50 Android apps on the Google Play Store were found to be using a new malware program called Tekya.

Shaina RaskinMar 30, 2020

WFH: A Nightmare for IT Security

Alexander GounaresMar 27, 2020

The Birth of the Linux Voting Machine

A scenario most of us are familiar with – it’s early December and we dutifully march into the closet, attic, shed, basement to gather up Christmas decorations.

technophobe01Mar 24, 2020

Polyverse Weekly Breach Report – Mar. 23rd 2020

A snapshot of last week’s reported cybersecurity breaches and vulnerabilities Dton Researchers discovered a prolific Nigerian hacker who, under the name of Dton, has targeted thousands of people with custom malware.

Shaina RaskinMar 23, 2020

The Patch Gap – it’s much bigger than you think

You think you have it covered.

Archis GoreMar 17, 2020

Polyverse Weekly Breach Report – Mar. 16th 2020

A snapshot of last week’s reported cybersecurity breaches and vulnerabilities AMD AMD processors produced from 2011 to 2019 are vulnerable to two side-channel attacks.

Shaina RaskinMar 16, 2020

Polyverse Weekly Breach Report – Mar. 9th 2020

A snapshot of last week’s reported cybersecurity breaches and vulnerabilities Visser Visser, a manufacturer of parts for space and defense contractors, announced a data breach.

Shaina RaskinMar 9, 2020

Hackers don’t want you to know when you are hacked

The interesting fact of security is that ‘do you even know if you’ve been attacked?’ If you look at Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, what you have is false positives and false negatives.

technophobe01Mar 7, 2020

How to Make Linux More Secure

In this clip from an interview with Pete Jarvis of Polyverse, he explains how running standard Linux doesn’t make you any safer..

technophobe01Mar 4, 2020

Why are all scammers from Nigeria?

Pete Jarvis explains why phishing scammers are all Nigerian princes.

technophobe01Mar 4, 2020

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