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In my small country 4-5 days people were talking that we already have corona in our country. Everyone has a friend doctor who said him that we already have corona case in our country
In reply to: Corona desinformation
I think that we will never be secure. Even famous companies and corporations faces big security issues. I think thatwe can only reduce the risk but necver be 100% sure that we are safe.
In reply to: You will never be secure
I found this article to be a breath of fresh air. Outside of the technical weeds we find ourselves in for many security articles, this one takes a different perspective and asks a question that I've been asked by executives...
In reply to: Great Article!
There is definitely some truth in the weaknesses of the OS that allow ransomware. But I think the biggest reason that ransomware has become as big as it has is due to its ease of use and proliferation from an attackers perspective...
In reply to: Re: Q: How Did We Enable Ransomware to Become a Multibillion-Dollar Industry?
Much of this article's quotes seemed to be very philosophical in nature. My take on it is, no we cannot build a trustworthy network out of untrustworthy parts. You'd be better off either starting from scratch or identifying...
In reply to: "Can we build a trustworthy network out of untrustworthy parts?"
Most definitely. Least Privilege is a pillar of the security best practice community. Think of an organziation like a house. The more keys you give out the less likely you will be able to control the ingress and egress of...
In reply to: Re: Agree
Though it is different, the aim is the same effect as mudslinging. You are using information that you would deem unfavorable to paint your opponent in that light. True or False it can be difficult to sway public opinion...
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Definitely good advice but will it be headed. I always bring up the adage that unfortunately many of us don't learn until we are burnt by the stove. Instead of a smart person learns from their own mistakes but a brilliant...
In reply to: Re: Before it happens
Good point! As you put it, outside of the low and slow attempts there are the more obvious destructive brick devices methodology that also has a direct cost associated with it.
In reply to: Re: Loss
Yes with the Internet of Things. The inundation of the mobile footprint has become all too apparent. Phones, Tablets, Watches. So many devices now on the grid per person just amplifies the exposure footprint.
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Most definitely. It's surprising how often I have to anticipate, "Wait did they open the email on their phone or from their workstation? And if I detonate the malware in a sandbox is it sophisticated enough to target a mobile...
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