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MY TAKE: Log4j’s big lesson – legacy tools, new tech are both needed to secure modern networks

The Last Watchdog

Log4j, aka Log4Shell, blasted a surgical light on the multiplying tiers of attack vectors arising from enterprises’ deepening reliance on open-source software. It’s notable that open-source software vulnerabilities comprise just one of several paths ripe for malicious manipulation. Related: The exposures created by API profileration.

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Black Hat insights: Getting bombarded by multiple ransomware attacks has become commonplace

The Last Watchdog

I had the chance to discuss these findings last week at Black Hat USA 2022, with John Shier, senior security advisor at Sophos, a next-generation cybersecurity leader with a broad portfolio of managed services, software and hardware offerings. Configure system administrative tools more wisely. I’ll keep watch and keep reporting.

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Top IT Areas You Need to Check to Strengthen Your Cybersecurity

CyberSecurity Insiders

One of the most vulnerable areas that hackers use to infiltrate a company’s system is the network. The Internet network is vulnerable as cybercriminals are lurking online, waiting to intercept loopholes for hacking systems. Company systems require various software programs to function. Security Systems.

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What Are Firewall Rules? Ultimate Guide & Best Practices

eSecurity Planet

Firewall rules are preconfigured, logical computing controls that give a firewall instructions for permitting and blocking network traffic. This includes protecting data from internet threats, but it also means restricting unauthorized traffic attempting to leave your enterprise network.

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Critical vulnerabilities in Philips Vue PACS devices could allow remote takeover

SC Magazine

The second vulnerability is caused by a third-party software component from Redis. If a user claims to have a given identity within the Vue platform, the Redis software does not prove or insufficiently proves the users’ claims are correct. The Redis component also holds the third 9.8 flaw, which is caused by improper authentication.

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Malware Evolves to Present New Threats to Developers

Security Boulevard

Software developers face new threats from malicious code as their tools and processes have proven to be an effective and lucrative threat vector. Traditionally, software developers have protected themselves from malicious code like everyone else?—?by Early Internet. Malware, or code written for malicious purposes, is evolving.

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Brazil expert discovers Oracle flaw that allows massive DDoS attacks

Security Affairs

The exploitation of this vulnerability could cause major problems on the Internet. million servers running RPCBIND on the Internet. RPCBIND is software that provides client programs with the information they need about server programs available on a network. The multiplication of this exploit in a 2.6

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