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Overconfident SMBs being hit by poor password habits, continuing email susceptibility
David Braue | 09 Oct | Read more
Overconfident SMBs being hit by poor password habits, continuing email susceptibility
David Braue | 09 Oct | Read more
Firstly I want to give a clear warning about this article, this is going to be a bit broody as I am very disappointed in our progress, actually, lack of progress is a better way to put it.
Craig Ford | 02 Jul | Read more
Losses to email-based fraudsters are continuing to soar as business email compromise (BEC) exploits human weaknesses to deliver big gains for cybercriminals, new figures have confirmed.
David Braue | 06 May | Read more
Australians have some of the worst password-management practices in the world, one security firm has warned as security experts once again commemorate World Password Day with pleas for users to get smarter about the way they protect their precious data.
David Braue | 02 May | Read more
The fact that social-media giants like Facebook are continuing to leak passwords and private data has long been a reminder that CISOs should be building long-term plans to transition away from decades of reliance on password-based security – but a growing base of passwordless-security tools is finally making the move possible.
David Braue | 18 Apr | Read more
Plenty of people are careless with their own personal passwords -- using the same one for multiple sites, and/or making them so simple that they are comically easy to crack -- but hardly anyone would intentionally sell them for a few bucks to someone they know would use them to do them harm.
Taylor Armerding | 07 Apr | Read more
This research report is the result of a year long data collection program of opportunistic credential scanning data from Heisenberg, Rapid7’s public-facing network of low-interaction honeypots. Instead of focusing on the type of passwords end users typically pick, this data shows what passwords opportunistic scanners are using in order to test and likely compromise Internet connected point of sale systems, kiosks, and desktop PCs which offer Remote Desktop Protocol service for remote management.