Why Windows 11 is more secure than Windows 10

Windows 11 is the most secure Windows version to date. Microsoft's new operating system is now available, after learning several lessons from its predecessor. The Redmond company states that the widespread use of hybrid and remote work environments during the pandemic opened the door to a host of threats, with Windows vulnerabilities exploited by hackers, such as the incidents with Specter and Meltdown.

Reversing a binary using GDB: tutorial for Reverse Engineers

Reversing binaries is an essential skill if you want to pursue a career as exploit developer, reverse engineer or programming. The GNU Project debugger is a widely used debugger for debugging C and C++ applications on UNIX systems. A debugger is a developer's best friend to figure out software bugs and issues. This tutorial intends to be beneficial to all developers who want to create reliable and fault-free software.

What is OWASP Mobile Security Testing Guide (MSTG)?

With millions of apps being released every day and ever-changing feature additions, it is more important than ever for enterprises to focus on security to prevent data breaches. According to Checkpoint, in 2020, 97 per cent of enterprises were confronted with mobile threats employing a variety of attack vectors. What is Mobile Security Testing Guide (MSTG)? The MSTG is a comprehensive manual for mobile app security testing.

How to Harden Your Cloud Environment in 5 Steps

In recent years, with the rapid rise of cloud computing, the virtualization of applications and infrastructure has been replacing traditional in-house deployments of applications and services. It’s currently more cost-effective for organizations to rent hardware resources from companies like Microsoft, Amazon, and Google and spin up virtual instances of servers with the exact hardware profiles required to run their services.

The Attack is Coming from Inside the House | The Insider Threat Persists

Looking back at the past year, there have been some downright spooky trends facing cyber security professionals. Ransomware attacks have skyrocketed, impacting organizations from healthcare to critical infrastructure to the suppliers of MSP suppliers and everyone in between. APT crews and criminal gangs have taken advantage of the pandemic that pushed everyone to remote work, making 2020/2021 the year that bad cybersecurity preparedness came home to roost.

Selecting the right cybersecurity framework for your organization

The rise in cyberattacks and data breaches demands organizations to implement a well-structured cybersecurity framework. Cybersecurity frameworks provide a set of best practices that organizations should follow to minimize their cyber risk. There are countless cybersecurity frameworks available for organizations to implement. This is why choosing the best framework for your organization can be difficult. Moreover, many mandatory industry and compliance regulations have cross-reference to various cybersecurity frameworks. Understanding the similarities and differences across the common security frameworks can help you create a more robust cybersecurity compliance program for your organization.

Change and Configuration Management Best Practices Guide

Systems are constantly changing. Change and configuration management best practices allow organizations to keep track of configuration changes in a way that allows for rapid feature updates without any service outages, but many organizations struggle to find the ideal formula to make this process successful. So, what are the best practices in change and configuration management?

JavaScript type confusion: Bypassed input validation (and how to remediate)

In a previous blog post, we showed how type manipulation (or type confusion) can be used to escape template sandboxes, leading to cross-site scripting (XSS) or code injection vulnerabilities. One of the main goals for this research was to explore (in the JavaScript ecosystem) how and if it is possible to bypass some security fixes or input validations with a type confusion attack (i.e by providing an unexpected input type).