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What happened in the Twitch Breach…

Security Boulevard

Last Wednesday, an anonymous individual published a file online containing the entirety of twitch.tv’s source code, information about twitch’s internal services and development tools, penetration testing reports and tools, and payouts to prominent Twitch streamers. Knowing how your adversaries might act can help you act accordingly.

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The Hacker Mind Podcast: Hacking Industrial Control Systems

ForAllSecure

This is ransomware, starting with a phishing attack. We get the InfoSec people that were on enterprise systems, we get them that come because they want to learn more about security. Historically with InfoSec it's been Hey, the sky is falling. So this power grid attack is sounding more credible. Here’s Robert M.

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The Hacker Mind Podcast: Gaining Persistence On Windows Boxes

ForAllSecure

So basically, we deliver custom penetration tests. So that could happen for example, through phishing through fingers, main misconfigured things very well in the rubble. VAMOSI: The bad actors can enter through phishing attacks, but the question is where can they hide on your system. And secure Academy.