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Bleeping Computer
A team of Ukrainian cyber-activists has thought of a simple yet potentially effective way to spread uncensored information in Russia: bundling torrents with text and video files pretending to include installation instructions. [...]
The Register
P2P file system makes it more difficult to detect and take down malicious content Threat groups are increasingly turning to InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) peer-to-peer data sites to host their phishing attacks because the decentralized nature of the sharing system means malicious content is more effective and easier to hide.…
ZDNet Security
How effective is multi-factor authentication? Police explain how they have seen ransomware gangs abandon attacks when they hit MFA security.
Bleeping Computer
A strong account lockout policy is one of the most effective tools for stopping brute force authentication attempts on Windows domains. Learn how to add one to your organization's Windows Active Directory. [...]
Dark Reading
To be truly effective, threat detection and response need to combine the strengths of people and technology.
Dark Reading
It's time to expand the approach of TPRM solutions so risk management is more effective in the digital world.
Dark Reading
Data quality is key in an effective TDIR solution. Omdia’s threat detection data lifecycle highlights the considerations for effective data-driven threat detection.
Dark Reading
Quality of data is key in an effective TDIR solution. Omdia’s threat detection data lifecycle highlights the tactical considerations for effective data-driven threat detection
Dark Reading
Proactive steps in recruiting women to cybersecurity teams, along with policies focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion, help make cybersecurity teams more effective. Addressing specific barriers that female candidates face will make those teams more inclusive and more representative.
The Hacker News
Shadow IT refers to the practice of users deploying unauthorized technology resources in order to circumvent their IT department. Users may resort to using shadow IT practices when they feel that existing IT policies are too restrictive or get in the way of them being able to do their jobs effectively. An old school phenomenon Shadow IT is not new. There have been countless examples of