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You open your inbox, expecting 6 new emails from interested parties. Instead, you see emails from senders like “Martin Cartwell” at “FID” or “Thomas Cartwell” at “YID”. You correctly identify these as bulk mailing list emails, so you do what every piece of security advice and newsletter in history has told you to do: use…
This article is geared toward IT administrators at companies of all sizes. The advice included in this article is not all-inclusive and should be taken as a baseline for phishing simulations. Corporations spend billions of dollars each year running cybersecurity simulations and training sessions for their employees, and with good reason: The human element is…
Disclaimer: This article discusses a real-world compromise that seriously deviates from Public Key Infrastructure design best-practices. Use this information at your own risk. This article assumes that you already have some knowledge of Linux administration and networking best-practices If you’ve spent any time at all around Public Key Infrastructure, you’re undoubtedly going to hear about…
OpenAI just announced a new feature. It’s aimed squarely at companies and people who deal with sensitive information, and it’s been dubbed ‘Lockdown Mode’. It’s supposed to protect you from prompt injection attacks. This is where someone places malicious prompts either directly into an AI prompt (direct injection) or in a place where AI is…
When you choose a firewall to protect your network edge, I’m sure next-generation firewall advertising comes up in search results quite often. Abbreviated as NGFW, next generation firewalls are advertised as being more secure and more intelligent than regular firewalls. However, oftentimes the extra functionality that makes an NGFW “next generation” is locked away behind…
How often have you heard one of these phrases? Perhaps more. Of course, I’m talking about IPv6 adoption in a company environment. An IT administrator might make a suggestion. Or it might be from a tech-forward managed IT firm. But it feels like the harder you push, the further away you seem from getting your…
