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New TunnelVision technique can bypass the VPN encapsulation

Security Affairs

TunnelVision is a new VPN bypass technique that enables threat actors to spy on users’ traffic bypassing the VPN encapsulation. Leviathan Security researchers recently identified a novel attack technique, dubbed TunnelVision, to bypass VPN encapsulation. The researchers referred to this result as “decloaking.”

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Legacy Authentication Protocols: Why RADIUS Is (Still) Important

Duo's Security Blog

When reading the title of this blog, you might be wondering to yourself why RADIUS is being highlighted as a subject — especially amidst all of the advancements of modern authentication we see taking place recently. It is commonly used for network access into VPNs, wireless access points, and other devices (more on this later).

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One Identity Guest Blog – The password checklist

IT Security Guru

So, the same username or email address may be tied to a personal banking account or even a corporate/work system with intellectual property, VPN access, or even an Active Directory credential.? . . There are many good ones on the market but be sure to protect this personal password vault with multifactor authentication.?

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Risky Behavior: VPN Providers Installing Root Certificates Without User Consent

Security Boulevard

Risky Behavior: VPN Providers Installing Root Certificates Without User Consent. Some VPN apps automatically install self-signed trusted root certificates without informed user consent, says cybersecurity research firm AppEsteem. “We brooke.crothers. Wed, 04/27/2022 - 16:21. And this can lead to security holes. In a word, trust.

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The Evolution of Encrypted IM Messenging Platforms – The Rise and Future of the OMEMO Protocol – An Analysis

Security Boulevard

Compared to OTR (Off-the-Record) which basically allows single-user type of secure and encrypted communication the OMEMO protocol actually allows multi-user type of data and information exchange further strengthening the protocol's position on the market for secure mobile IM (instant messaging) applications.

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Understanding Brute Force Attacks: The Persistent Threat in Cybersecurity

Webroot

Unlike Central Processing Units (CPUs) that process tasks sequentially, GPUs can perform thousands of operations simultaneously, drastically reducing the time required to crack passwords or encryption keys. Once access is gained, attackers can encrypt the victim’s files, demanding a ransom for their release.

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Cisco VPNs without MFA are under attack by ransomware operator

Malwarebytes

The Cisco Product Security Incident Response Team (PSIRT) has posted a blog about Akira ransomware targeting VPNs without Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). The Cisco team states that it is aware of reports of the Akira ransomware group going specifically after Cisco VPNs that are not configured for MFA.