Source: securityboulevard.com – Author: Shikha Dhingra Secure code review is a combination of automated and manual processes assessing an application/software’s source code. The main motive of this technique is to detect vulnerabilities in the code. This security assurance technique looks for logic errors and assesses style guidelines, specification implementation, and so on.  In an automated […]

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Source: securityboulevard.com – Author: Erez Hasson Marketing teams need a comprehensive bot management solution to address the challenges posed by bot traffic and protect marketing analytics. Bot management is designed to protect marketing efforts from bot-generated invalid traffic by accurately and efficiently classifying traffic and stopping unwanted. This allows you to maximize your marketing investments, […]

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Source: securityboulevard.com – Author: Alexa Sander Recently, we hosted Michael Tapia, Chief Technology Director at Clint ISD in Texas, and Kobe Brummet, Cybersecurity Technician at Hawkins School District in Tennessee, for a live webinar. Michael and Kobe volunteered to share with other K-12 tech pros how important cybersecurity and safety monitoring are for Google Workspace, […]

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Source: securityboulevard.com – Author: Votiro On the heels of our launch of a unified, Zero Trust Data Detection & Response (DDR) platform, we’re happy to report significant company growth and continued market momentum just five months into 2024. This growth has been demonstrated by notable customer expansion, product advancements, and industry recognition, highlighted by the […]

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Source: securityboulevard.com – Author: Pondurance Every month, the Pondurance team hosts a webinar to keep clients current on the state of cybersecurity. In April, the team discussed threat intelligence, vulnerabilities and trends, security operations center (SOC) engineering insights, threat hunting, and detection engineering. The Senior Manager of Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) discussed the […]

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Source: securityboulevard.com – Author: Marc Handelman Authors/Presenters:Scott Constable, Jo Van Bulck, Xiang Cheng, Yuan Xiao, Cedric Xing, Ilya Alexandrovich, Taesoo Kim, Frank Piessens, Mona Vij, Mark Silberstein Many thanks to USENIX for publishing their outstanding USENIX Security ’23 Presenter’s content, and the organizations strong commitment to Open Access. Originating from the conference’s events situated at […]

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Source: securityboulevard.com – Author: Francis Guibernau On May 10, 2024, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), and Multi-State Information Sharing and Analysis Center (MS-ISAC) released a joint Cybersecurity Advisory (CSA) to provide information on Black Basta, a ransomware variant whose actors […]

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Source: securityboulevard.com – Author: stackArmor From this we can see that all the agencies that we have inferred information about have a reasonable mix of initiatives in the POC stage, in development and in use. The outlier in this case is the Department of Commerce, and all their initiatives are currently marked as in-use. We […]

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Authors/Presenters:Sanchuan Chen, Zhiqiang Lin, Yinqian Zhang

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Secure code review is a combination of automated and manual processes assessing an application/software’s source code. The main motive of this technique is to detect vulnerabilities in the code. This security assurance technique looks for logic errors and assesses style guidelines, specification implementation, and so on.  In an automated secure code review, the tool automatically […]

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Recently, we hosted Michael Tapia, Chief Technology Director at Clint ISD in Texas, and Kobe Brummet, Cybersecurity Technician at Hawkins School District in Tennessee, for a live webinar. Michael and Kobe volunteered to share with other K-12 tech pros how important cybersecurity and safety monitoring are for Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, and online browsing. They […]

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Every month, the Pondurance team hosts a webinar to keep clients current on the state of cybersecurity. In April, the team discussed threat intelligence, vulnerabilities and trends, security operations center (SOC) engineering insights, threat hunting, and detection engineering. Threat Intelligence The Senior Manager of Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) discussed the recent surge of...

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Marketing teams need a comprehensive bot management solution to address the challenges posed by bot traffic and protect marketing analytics. Bot management is designed to protect marketing efforts from bot-generated invalid traffic by accurately and efficiently classifying traffic and stopping unwanted. This allows you to maximize your marketing investments, achieve genuine engagement, and ensure accurate […]

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The concept of a Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) is pretty simple – trust no one, verify everyone. No user or device should be trusted automatically, even if they are connected to a permissioned environment or were previously verified. But modern multi-cloud networks are continuously evolving collections of users, applications, data, and workloads, which don’t lend themselves to ZTA.

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As you may have seen in the news, a hacker stole 49 million customer records from Dell. The attack wasn’t novel or sophisticated. Instead, the attacker used a business logic flaw and an API to scrape 49 million records from Dell.

How did they do it?  Here is the attack flow.

The attacker registered for an account within the Dell ecosystem to be a reseller/partner. They weren’t going to be. But Dell didn’t perform any checks, and within 48 hours, the attacker had a valid account.

Next, the attacker found an API endpoint that allowed “partners” to input a Dell service tag. The API would then provide them with customer details, such as name, address, phone number, etc.

Since the Dell tag is only seven characters long and alphanumeric, the attacker created a script that would send 5,000 randomly created 7-character strings a minute to the API. With no rate limit or API monitoring, the attacker could harvest over 49 million customer records without anyone detecting this activity.

This attack illustrates why API protection is so complex and why you need a tool like Salt to help. Let's review the attack again, but this time, consider how a few changes and the addition of Salt would have detected and possibly stopped this attack.

Account registration. In API attacks, it is common for the adversary to create an account within the system and use that as the entry point for their reconnaissance and attack.  In Dell’s case, this was not an API problem but a business logic problem. The system that grants supplier/partner access needs to validate and, dare I say it, have a human check to see if the person/company signing up is legitimate.

If Dell had a tool like Salt monitoring their API, this attack would have been detected and thwarted. Here is why. When Salt monitors your API, it uses ML and AI (not just buzzwords; see patent) to create custom templates based on our algorithm that align with the API's functions. Thousands of attributes go into this template. But what makes Salt unique is a second algorithm called “User Intent.” This algorithm learns what normal user behavior is within your application and these APIs.

In this case, Salt would have learned that a typical supplier/partner queries the Service Tag customer lookup API maybe four times a day or maybe four an hour at most. The alarm bells would have been going off as soon as the first 5k request was received.

If you would like to learn more about Salt and how we could provide you with API discovery, governance, and protection, please contact us, schedule a demo, or check out our website.

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Authors/Presenters:Scott Constable, Jo Van Bulck, Xiang Cheng, Yuan Xiao, Cedric Xing, Ilya Alexandrovich, Taesoo Kim, Frank Piessens, Mona Vij, Mark Silberstein

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AttackIQ has released a new attack graph in response to the recently published CISA Advisory (AA24-131A) which disseminates known Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs) and Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) associated to Black Basta ransomware, a ransomware variant whose operators have encrypted and stolen data from at least 12 out of 16 critical infrastructure sectors, including the Healthcare and Public Health (HPH) Sector.

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Existing Regulations As part of its guidance to agencies in the AI Risk Management (AI RMF), the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) recommends that an organization must have an inventory of its AI systems and models. An inventory is necessary from the perspective of risk identification and assessment, monitoring and auditing, and governance […]

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• HYAS Protect protective DNS includes a user-friendly interface and four core deployment methods. The decision engine works out of the box as an immediate first-line defense against a network breach.
• Organizations of any size can monitor traffic with HYAS Protect’s cloud-based DNS resolver. HYAS Protect also offers third-party integrations with common platforms including SentinelOne and Microsoft Defender for Endpoint.
• DNS data from HYAS Protect allows organizations to identify their riskiest users and prioritize proactive security measures.

Today’s cybersecurity is about operational resiliency. Network breaches will inevitably happen, so organizations need systems that neutralize threats before they cause damage.

HYAS Protect is an intelligent, cloud-based protective DNS solution that proactively detects and blocks communication with command and control (C2) infrastructure used in malware attacks. HYAS Protect also blocks communication with a host of other malicious sites, including those related to phishing, malware, ransomware, botnets and data exfiltration. HYAS Protect is simple to use and vastly more effective than legacy filtering systems. If you’re considering HYAS Protect for your organization, here’s everything you need to get started.

Advantages of HYAS Protect

HYAS Protect combines years of historical domain data with real-time telemetry analysis to detect threat actor infrastructure before they can activate an attack. Built on a machine-learning decision engine, the service runs complex algorithms to correlate domain-based data and identify malicious infrastructure with high fidelity so you can mitigate network breaches without wasting your time on false positives.

Because HYAS Protect monitors DNS traffic, it doesn’t matter how the network breach occurred—whether through ransomware, phishing, supply chain attacks, or other methods. The system effectively mitigates a wide range of cyber threats by identifying suspicious DNS activities.

Users can fine-tune the protective DNS engine through list management, content filtering policy and advanced rule sets. For example, you can block or allow specific domains as part of a company-wide use policy. From a management perspective, HYAS Protect is really lightweight, but you have the ability, if the use cases require you, to gain a lot more out of the solution.

Initial Setup

HYAS Protect works right out of the box. It’s a cloud-native software-as-a-service that takes only minutes to install. The HYAS team will help you access your DNS settings to enable the protective system, and then the engine runs in the background, 24/7. As for data analysis, the intuitive user interface clearly displays query results so you can see which requests were blocked.

No matter how you use HYAS Protect, the DNS resolver sends all traffic analysis to the HYAS cloud. This API-driven solution means you can include any device inside the protective infrastructure and connect with existing security components such as endpoints, firewalls or automation and response.

Additionally, an agent version of HYAS Protect compatible on macOS and Windows devices and external integrations with SentinelOne and Microsoft Defender for Endpoint (MDE) is available. HYAS’s transparent, cost-effective pricing is based on the number of users in your organization, regardless of how many devices you have.

Deployment Modes

HYAS Protect offers two main deployment modes: blocking and inspection. Blocking is the default mode and the setting you’ll generally want for a protective DNS system. Any DNS requests that are flagged as potentially malicious by the decision engine or a policy you’ve enabled will redirect to an alternate page that will notify users the original query was blocked.

Inspection mode, meanwhile, gives you the same analytics and telemetry data without actually blocking the request. This is a passive or “test case” deployment to show you how the decision engine is evaluating certain queries. Many organizations find it helpful to test common business resources before enabling the blocking mode so there’s no disruption to normal operations.

Establishing a baseline of what HYAS would deem malicious is definitely a good idea before enabling a blocking mode, just to ensure that there are no third-party providers that you use that may actually be hosted on some suspicious infrastructure.

Viewing the DNS Data

Beyond providing industry-leading DNS protection, HYAS also gives you strategic insights into your business. HYAS Protect uses DNS to stop an attack regardless of how the network breach occurred, but from an organizational standpoint, it’s helpful to have context around your biggest security risks.

For instance, a breach might happen when a user clicks on a phishing link in a suspicious email or when hackers exploit an unpatched vulnerability in an IoT device on your network. HYAS Protect gives you an aggregate log view to help you spot trends and identify your riskiest users.

Especially as organizations become more decentralized in the work-from-home era, it’s useful to isolate which devices are generating the most blocked queries so you can determine possible mitigation measures.

Final Thoughts

No cybersecurity solution can guarantee total protection from bad actors. HYAS Protect assumes that a network compromise will happen and stops breaches before they progress. Legacy systems rely on predetermined lists of malicious domains, but HYAS Protect uses a complex, real-time pattern analysis of domain infrastructure to flag malware concerns before an attack begins.

If you’d like to discover more about the role of protective DNS in elevating your security stance and see a live product demonstration, please reach out to our team today. You’ll see how quickly HYAS Protect could deploy in your business and start working within minutes.

Additional Reading

HYAS Protect and Microsoft Defender for Endpoints (MDE)

Connect HYAS Protect with Microsoft Defender for Endpoint in 5 Easy Steps

How to Stop Phishing Attacks with Protective DNS

SentinelOne Deploys HYAS Protect for Proactive Security and Control in an Ever-Changing Environment

How to Select a Protective DNS Solution

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Source: securityboulevard.com – Author: Emma Kelly Today, data is the key driver of success, and even small decisions can have a significant impact. Therefore, it is crucial for organizations to use powerful analytical tools. Lookback or retrospective analysis provides a point-in-time view of past events, decisions, actions, or outcomes. It involves examining historical data to […]

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Source: securityboulevard.com – Author: Emma Kelly Step 3. Testing and Validation With the enhanced controls and continuous monitoring, the organization shifted its focus to testing and validation to ensure control effectiveness. This involved conducting thorough audits of access controls and change management processes. Additionally, they simulated security breach scenarios to assess the resilience of the […]

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Source: securityboulevard.com – Author: Riddika Grover In today’s digital age, cybersecurity is more important than ever. Businesses that maintain the data of their clients are continually concerned about potential vulnerabilities that hackers may exploit to potentially misuse the data for wrong deeds.That is why organizations need to obtain a VAPT certificate for their organization. But […]

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Source: securityboulevard.com – Author: Harman Singh Do you want to enhance your organisation’s cybersecurity by identifying and addressing vulnerabilities before they can be exploited? Mastering the art of penetration testing is a vital skill for any security professional and an essential component of a robust security strategy. In this blog post, we’ll guide you through […]

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Get results of and analysis on ESG's new survey on supply chain security. 

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RSA 2024 explored AI's impact on security, featuring sessions on AI governance, LLMs, cloud security, and CISO roles. Here are just a few of the expert insights shared.

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The Importance of Lookback Analysisin Effective ERP AuditingToday, data is the key driver of success, and even small decisions can have a significant impact. Therefore, it is crucial for organizations to use powerful analytical tools. Lookback or retrospective analysis provides a point-in-time view of past events, decisions, actions, or outcomes. […]

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The FBI has seized the BreachForums website, used by ransomware criminals to leak stolen corporate data.

If law enforcement has gained access to the hacking forum’s backend data, as they claim, they would have email addresses, IP addresses, and private messages that could expose members and be used in law enforcement investigations.

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The FBI is requesting victims and individuals contact them with information about the hacking forum and its members to aid in their investigation.

The seizure messages include ways to contact the FBI about the seizure, including an email, a Telegram account, a TOX account, and a dedicated page hosted on the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)...

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Case Study:How to Achieve ITGC Automation and SOX Compliance  Company type: Public Fortune 500Industry: Food Retail Primary ERP systems: Oracle E-Business Suite and Oracle ERP CloudOperating across 100 plus countries, our Fortune 500 customer faced the difficult task of aligning its IT controls with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) IT General Controls (ITGC) requirements. With a […]

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In May 2021, the White House released the Executive Order on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity, also known as EO 14028. The document is fairly dense, but its contents are of the utmost concern for federal agencies, critical infrastructure, and government contractors (especially cloud service providers and software developers).  The order is meant to improve the...

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In today’s digital age, cybersecurity is more important than ever. Businesses that maintain the data of their clients are continually concerned about potential vulnerabilities that hackers may exploit to potentially misuse the data for wrong deeds.That is why organizations need to obtain a VAPT certificate for their organization. But what exactly is a VAPT certificate, […]

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Do you want to enhance your organisation’s cybersecurity by identifying and addressing vulnerabilities before they can be exploited? Mastering the art of penetration testing is a vital skill for any security professional and an essential component of a robust security strategy. In this blog post, we’ll guide you through “how to do penetration testing”, providing …

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Secure code ensures the Internet runs smoothly, safely, and securely. This includes examples from our banks to online stores, all through web applications. With web application penetration testing, secure coding is encouraged to deliver secure code. In this blog topic, we discuss a range of issues under the web application penetration testing topic: What is …

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Authors/Presenters:Shixuan Zhao, Pinshen Xu, Guoxing Chen, Mengya Zhang, TYinqian Zhang, Zhiqiang Lin

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For two decades, the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) has been the only show in town when it comes to regulating cardholder data. Created by the five big card companies (Visa, Mastercard, Discover, JCB and American Express) in 2004, it aims to enforce compliance through a kind of carrot-and-stick approach. That is, follow the rules and your organization will be able to continue processing card payments as usual. But fail to comply, and major fines could be headed your way.

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In this guide, we'll walk you through integrating CyberArk Conjur with GitGuardian, step by step.

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As the United States approaches the 2024 presidential election, the integrity of our electoral process remains a critical issue. Despite persistent claims and efforts to undermine public confidence, there is no credible evidence of widespread election fraud in the 2020 […]

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We are excited to announce updates to our vulnerability prioritization funnel, which will help you focus on vulnerabilities that pose a real danger to your business.

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The landscape of VPN technology is rapidly changing, signaling potential obsolescence as new threats specifically target these technologies. In recent research by Veriti, we’ve observed a significant increase in attacks on VPN infrastructures, with a focus on exploiting vulnerabilities that have been prevalent but not always prioritized for remediation.  In the past few weeks alone, […]

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Source: securityboulevard.com – Author: John P. Mello Jr. One fundamental principle every threat modeler learns very early in their career is that not all threats are created equal. Some threats can be fixed more easily than others. Among the threats most difficult to fix — if they can be fixed at all — are inherent […]

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Source: securityboulevard.com – Author: Nitzan Gursky We often find ourselves entrenched in yesterday’s battles, grappling with legacy systems, applying products launched last year, responding to attack methods from last year’s, aligning with regulations published 3 years ago, and so on. While we aim to anticipate and prepare for tomorrow’s challenges, the reality is that much […]

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Source: securityboulevard.com – Author: Bruce Schneier Microsoft is working on a promising-looking protocol to lock down DNS. ZTDNS aims to solve this decades-old problem by integrating the Windows DNS engine with the Windows Filtering Platform—the core component of the Windows Firewall—directly into client devices. Jake Williams, VP of research and development at consultancy Hunter Strategy, […]

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Source: securityboulevard.com – Author: CISO Global May 16, 2024 James Keiser, Director of Secured Managed Services (SMS) at CISO Global  Spring cleaning is no longer just about spotless windows and gleaming floors. In the digital age, businesses need to consider the clutter accumulating in their virtual filing cabinets too. A corporate digital spring cleaning can […]

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Source: securityboulevard.com – Author: Rohan Timalsina Recently, the Ubuntu security team has fixed multiple security issues discovered in the GNU C library, commonly known as glibc. If left unaddressed, this can leave your system exposed to attackers who exploit these glibc vulnerabilities. The glibc library provides the foundation for many programs on your system. Therefore, […]

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Source: securityboulevard.com – Author: Ivan Stechynskyi Join Ekran System for an insightful webinar with Jonathan Care, an established cybersecurity expert and former Gartner analyst, who will unveil powerful strategies for optimizing third-party vendor monitoring.  Attend the webinar to learn about selecting reliable vendors, applying risk assessment frameworks, meeting compliance requirements, and communicating with vendors effectively […]

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