Pluggable Authentication Modules (PAM) in UNIX and Linux
Discover the Pluggable Authentication Modules (PAM) framework in UNIX & Linux. Learn how PAM enables seamless integration of diverse authentication modules.
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Multi-factor Authentication in EU: Tapping into the Regulatory Mandate
The EU is making active efforts to secure the citizens and their data. New laws are implemented and as a compliance, MFA is mandated for enterprises.
Telegram Abused as C2 Channel for New Golang Backdoor
As part of Netskope Threat Labs hunting activities, we came across an IoC being shared by other researchers and decided to take a closer look at it. During the analysis, we discovered that the payload was apparently still under development, but is already fully functional. The malware acts like a backdoor and uses Telegram as its command and control (C2) channel.
RBI Mandates 2FA Authentication for Digital Payments: New Rules and Alternative Methods
Discover RBI's updated two-factor authentication rules, now covering all digital transactions excluding small, contactless payments.
IT Staffing Challenges for MSPs: How to Build a Skilled and Secure Workforce
Managed Service Providers (MSPs) are playing an increasingly critical role in handling IT operations, cybersecurity, and cloud infrastructure for businesses. This reliance has created a demand for highly skilled professionals capable of maintaining security, managing networks, and adapting to evolving technologies. However, MSPs face significant challenges in attracting and retaining top IT talent, making workforce stability a pressing concern.
How to Maintain Network Security During a NetSuite Implementation
NetSuite is one of the most secure Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software systems available, including multi-factor authentication and token-based application authentication. However, implementing NetSuite is often a long process that can entail numerous contractors and other parties working within your system. During the transfer and adjustment period, you must take extra care with your data security to ensure that everything is moved properly and no data is lost. Today, we'll explore how you can ensure that your data is safe during this critical transition period.
Testing Authorization Policies in CI/CD Environments: Best Practices
When you're nearing bringing a new update to production, you may rather not want to realize that everyone and anyone has complete open access to sensitive data, just before you're about to deliver the update. Misconfiguring or properly not configuring an authorization policy could lead to a scenario just like that. Things move fast in the CI/CD environment, with code changes and constant deployments, so it's not hard to see how a security mistake can slip under the radar. But when it does, you can expect security breaches, regulatory violations, and huge losses, are swiftly follow. And you definitely want to prevent those.
Top tips: Keep AI chatbots out of your business!
Top tips is a weekly column where we highlight what’s trending in the tech world and list ways to explore these trends. This week, we’ll look at how you can shield your privacy when using AI chatbots.
Detect Data Exfiltration Techniques with Falcon Next-Gen SIEM
Sensitive data theft is among adversaries’ most common goals. For defenders, data exfiltration can lead to the compromise of customer data, public exposure of trade secrets, and potentially permanent business and reputational damage. Victims of data exfiltration may also face legal issues for non-compliance with data protection laws. This must be a top concern for businesses.
New Phishing Campaign Targets The X Accounts of Politicians, Tech Companies, Cryptocurrency, And More
SentinelOne warns that a phishing campaign is targeting high-profile X accounts, including those belonging to US political figures, leading journalists, major technology companies, cryptocurrency organizations, and owners of coveted usernames. “SentinelLABS’ analysis links this activity to a similar operation from last year that successfully compromised multiple accounts to spread scam content with financial objectives,” the researchers write.