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5 reasons to implement a self-doxxing program at your organization
Performing self-doxxing at your organization can help you better understand your organization’s risk — and where you are most vulnerable.
New Sudo flaw used to root on any standard Linux installation
Vulnerability tracked as CVE-2021-3156 in Sudo, could allow unprivileged local users to gain root privileges on a vulnerable host
CGEIT Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) [updated 2021]
The Certified in Governance of Enterprise IT certification (CGEIT) is a vendor-neutral IT governance certification hosted by ISACA that may help springboard...
Cybersecurity Weekly: Geico data breach, SonicWall under attack, Twitter email
A Geico data breach exposed customers' driver's license numbers. Zero-day flaws in the SonicWall email security tool are under attack. Twitter accidentally sends suspicious emails asking to confirm accounts. All this, and more, in this week’s edition of Cybersecurity Weekly.
How To Become CGEIT Certified – Certification Requirements [updated 2021]
Those working in enterprise IT governance, compliance and risk management may want to earn the Certified in Governance of Enterprise IT certification (CGEIT)....
What is homomorphic encryption?
Homomorphic encryption is a good way to safely run and store data in the cloud, and is on the way to becoming the standard for cloud-based data storage.
6 most sophisticated phishing attacks of 2020
2020 saw a number of major phishing attacks — and an increase in the attacks. Here are some of the most sophisticated phishing attacks of the year.
Man-in-the-middle attack: Real-life example and video walkthrough [Updated 2021]
Is your web browsing private, or is a man in the middle looking at everything you do? Learn how to set up a MITM attack in this video walkthrough.
Odin 1: VulnHub CTF walkthrough
This VulnHub capture the flag (CTF) from user y0usef is for entry-level users looking to get experience obtaining root access of a machine and read the flag...