Attacking Azure & Azure AD, Part II

Attacking Azure & Azure AD, Part II

To date, most industrial process data is fed to proprietary SCADA systems that are great at what they do — monitor and control industrial processes. What if a business entity wanted to work more closely with their business and IT teams that aren’t familiar with SCADA software?

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Elasticsearch and Industrial Big Data

Elasticsearch and Industrial Big Data

To date, most industrial process data is fed to proprietary SCADA systems that are great at what they do — monitor and control industrial processes. What if a business entity wanted to work more closely with their business and IT teams that aren’t familiar with SCADA software?

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Making the most of XG Firewall v18 – Part 1

Making the most of XG Firewall v18 – Part 1

XG Firewall v18 MR1 is now rolling out globally, bringing new levels of visibility, protection, and performance to your firewall. When the notification for the latest firmware update appears in the console, we strongly encourage everyone to take advantage of the easy process to upgrade. It’s just a few clicks.

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BlackBerry releases new security tool for reverse-engineering PE files

BlackBerry releases new security tool for reverse-engineering PE files

Today, at the Black Hat USA 2020 security conference, BlackBerry released a new tool for the cyber-security community.

Named PE Tree, this is a new Python-based app for Linux, Mac, and Windows that can be used to reverse-engineer and analyze the internal structure of Portable Executable (PE) files — a common file that malware authors have used to hide malicious payloads.

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Extend visibility across your entire cloud environment

Extend visibility across your entire cloud environment

We are excited to announce that Intercept X for Server Advanced with EDR has been enhanced with powerful cloud visibility features from Cloud Optix.

In addition to even more detail on your AWS, Azure, and GCP cloud workloads, this integration gives customers critical insights into their wider cloud environments, including security groups, hosts, shared storage, databases, serverless, containers, and more.

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Iranian hacker group becomes first known APT to weaponize DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH)

Iranian hacker group becomes first known APT to weaponize DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH)

An Iranian hacking group known as Oilrig has become the first publicly known threat actor to incorporate the DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) protocol in its attacks. Speaking in a webinar last week, Vincente Diaz, a malware analyst for antivirus maker Kaspersky, said the change happened in May this year when Oilrig added a new tool to its hacking arsenal.

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