Trick or Breach (CISOs’ biggest nightmares)
Part I – Trick
White List Matter
The world of data filtering relies on two fundamental techniques to segregate information: applying blacklisting or whitelisting...
Work-From-Home Cybersecurity Tips
The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically changed the way we work, with millions of people around the world now working...
How to avoid calendar invite cyber-attacks?
File-based cyber-attacks are common practice for hackers to snick into companies’ data centers and networks. With research reporting over 10 billion malware attacks yearly...
Why and How to Secure Microsoft 365
Microsoft 365 is a powerful and versatile solution for many businesses. Although it comes packed with a ton of security features...
If everyone is implementing security tools – why are the attacks still coming?
"Everyone, every organization, assimilates and uses information security tools, from antivirus to sandbox-based methods...
Ariana Grande, audio on play and Microsoft 365 credentials hacked in RSS feed
On March 24 the odix team found a new malware which possess a unique threat to end users. The malware, which was discovered and sanitized by FileWall...
File based attacks in social distancing era; An Analysis and Infographic
In this week's edition of the Lady Hacker Chronicles, we conclude our saga with an end of the year finale. How to plan an Attack in the Age of Social Distance. Do you have what it takes to hack your way to the new year?
What is BadUSB and how it can impact your cyber security
In this week's edition of the Lady Hacker Chronicles, we see what it takes to set up a BadUSB attack with Social Engineering...
Are QR Codes Safe Today? An Analysis and Infographic
Everyone is using QR codes these days. Must be safe, right? In this week's edition of the Lady Hacker Chronicles, we see what it takes to launch a QR Scanning Attack. Will you think twice before your next scan?
