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Cyberint: Blue Dawn for Hacktivism

The Russia-Ukraine conflict has introduced us to a new era in which anyone can pick up a keyboard and join a cause they see fit. Groups like BlueHornet emerged as a result and caused havoc to anyone they saw as responsible. This reality raises many questions - will wars rise and fall in the decision of hacktivists instead of governments? Are we as a society legitimized this phenomenon, and where do we draw the line?

Top 3 Vendor Risk Assessment Frustrations - Can You Relate?

The vendor risk management process is now an essential requirement of all cybersecurity programs. Without it, you're a sitting duck for supply chain attacks and third-party data breaches. In recognition of this, regulatory bodies are increasing their third-party risk compliance requirements and enforcing obedience by threatening heavy financial penalties for non-compliance.

Next CISO headache: Vendor cyber insurance

Cyber insurance coverage? Through the roof these days. Also, coverage is not that easy to get. The many breaches and the dollar judgements handed down make cyber insurance another costly operating investment. A mid-sized client of mine, as an example, pays $1 million in annual cyber insurance costs just to do business with its commercial and government customers. The issue adds another twist to the topic of third-party risk.

PGP Decryption Bypass in Flutter Application

During the assessment of one of the financial applications built upon the flutter framework, we came across that the application was using PGP encryption for encrypting the API requests. It is pretty common for financial applications to be implementing traffic encryption, with AES seen to be the preferred algorithm for encrypting traffic. There is plenty of research already available on decrypting AES encrypted traffic.

5 benefits of integrating corporate SIEM systems

A company can accumulate massive amounts of information that security analysts are not able to monitor instantly. This can mean that priority security alerts either go unnoticed or are considered a false alarm because the appropriate technology is not available, which results in organizations failing to take action in time.