👩‍🎓 Learn another security term this Wednesday: What is an exploit?
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This post is a great example, that a spear phishing attack also works in the offline world. It does not always have to be an e-mail! Thank you to Marc Torke for sharing this. The letter in the picture is claiming to come from an official German court and was sent to a newly founded…
The newly discovered xz-utils backdoor, which was published yesterday (NVD – CVE-2024-3094 (nist.gov)) also affects one of the Linux distributions most used by penetration testers: Kali Linux. âť—Make sure, that you are updating your Kali installations as fast as possible, especially when you updated them before in the time frame between 26.03.2024 and 29.03.2024. đź’ˇFor…
This month I’ve earned the ISO/IEC 42001:2023. Artificial intelligence management system practitioner certification of rigcert.education. As AI systems become widely integrated into the business world, securely managing them is increasingly critical. How can organizations ensure the reliability of AI outputs, protect company data from loss, and maintain system availability? These topics—and many others—are addressed by…
This month I’ve earned the Information Security Risk Manager. ISO/IEC 27005 certification of rigcert.education. Having multiple years of experience in managing security risks in OT environments according to IEC 62443-3-2, the ISO 27005 provides an extended perspective on risk management. Effective information security risk management is crucial for maintaining secure systems. Failing to properly assess…
A Military-Type Explosive Sent Via USB Drive (gbhackers.com) ⚡ So far, USB-Killer devices were used by attackers (or pentesters) to disable or destroy devices with USB interfaces by discharging a high power electrical shock into the data lines of the USB port. âť— If you find a USB stick somewhere: Do not plug it into…