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You Don’t Know Hack: Public Struggles with Cyber Security Concepts

In-brief: U.S. adults may be able to identify a strong password when they see one, but on many questions of how to identify and protect themselves from online threats, they are worryingly ignorant, according to a new survey by The Pew Center.

Targeting Internet of Things: Metasploit Tool Adds Wireless Device Detection

In-brief: The Metasploit Framework has a new extension to test for wireless devices that communicate over radio frequency (RF), Bluetooth and other protocols. 

Webinars

Security Ledger works with our sponsors to produce a wide range of online events, including instructional webinars and panel discussions. The following is a list of online events Security Ledger has hosted. Cellular & IoT on Wall Street | Bastille This 2017 Webinar, moderated by Security Ledger’s Paul Roberts and sponsored by Bastille Networks, featured Danielle Tierney, Senior Analyst at Aite Group, Steve Ganis, Partner at Mintz Levin and Bob Baxley, Chief Engineer at Bastille Networks. The group had an in-depth discussion of capital markets compliance in the face of ever more sophisticated technologies and the changing regulations around trade compliance in the EU and US. [View Webinar] Deconstructing The Top IoT Attacks of 2016 | Bastille A review of the top IoT threats and attacks of the year including:– The Mirai BotNet– The ZigBee worm– Rogue Cell Tower in a Printer– Eavesdropping devices– Pagers and Critical Infrastructure [View Webinar] […]

Merchants of Doh! Cameras, DVRs, NAS Fall Down on Security

In-brief: In just the last week, remotely exploitable security holes cropped up in hundreds of models of IP enabled security cameras and recorders as well as a popular line of network attached storage (NAS) devices. The culprit? Shoddy firmware and lax oversight by vendors. When will it end??

Dbl Trouble: Fix Falls Short for Backdoor in China-Made Devices

In-brief: A hidden, backdoor account affects a line of VoIP gateways made by DblTek, researchers from TrustWave found. The manufacturers fix, however, may not solve the problem.