Russians on PornHub, dirty songs on the radio, Windows security protocol vulnerabilities, tomato plant security, and more security news! Paul’s Stories[edit] Amazons Prime Day Won Shopping on Tuesday Tomato-Plant Security Dial S for SQLi: Now skiddies can order web attacks via text message No big deal. You can defeat Kaspersky’s ATM antivirus with a really […]
Separating the hacked and the paranoid, remote Linux hacking, Petya goes postal at FedEx, today’s mainstream hacktivism tools, and why choosing Windows should get you fired! Paul’s Security News Stories Separating the Paranoid from the Hacked Choosing Windows for your organization should get you fired – I love this because it is to controvertial of a […]
Microsoft has advised that customers disable SMBv1. This tech segment walks you through the steps required to do so on all Windows platforms, the pitfalls, and scanning for non-domain computers running SMBv1. Full Show Notes Subscribe to YouTube Channel Security Weekly Website http://traffic.libsyn.com/pauldotcom/Tech_Segment_Disabling_SMBv1_-_Pauls_Security_Weekly_514_converted.mp3
Windows boxes are getting pwned, vulnerabilities in SugarCRM, Ashley Madison is back in the news, and more. Jason Wood of Paladin Security joins us to deliver expert commentary on hacking cars with radio gadgets on this episode of Hack Naked News! Full Show Notes Visit http://www.securityweekly.com for all the latest episodes! Visit http://hacknaked.tv to get […]
John Strand delivers a tech segment on how to use Ubuntu with Windows 10. Stay tuned! Full Show Notes Visit https://securityweekly.com/esw for all the latest episodes! http://traffic.libsyn.com/eswaudio/Enterprise_Security_Weekly__27_-_Win10_Ubuntu_with_John_Strand_converted.mp3
“This wiki page is dedicated to the thousands of applications that break when run as non-admin. I’ve moved the HallOfShame here so that people can add their own anecdotes. Please just follow the convention of using the HOS suffix for each HOS wikiword. Thanks! Please do take the time to notify the company of the […]
“Security researchers have published a zero-day exploit for Internet Explorer this week that allows remote code execution on most variants of Windows. The vulnerability targeted by the exploit was originally announced in May as a stability issue resulting in the browser closing. “ So, a DoS vulnerability that turns out to be a remote exploit. […]
