Intro to Google Cloud VMware Engine – Common Networking Scenarios, Part 1 – VMware Cloud Community

Intro to Google Cloud VMware Engine – Common Networking Scenarios, Part 1 – VMware Cloud Community

This post is the sixth in a series on Google Cloud VMware Engine and Google Cloud Platform. This post covers common networking scenarios, like creating network segments,  assigning a public IP to a VM, and load balancing. Other posts in this series: Your Google Cloud VMware Engine private cloud initially comes with networking pre-configured, and you don’t need to worry about configuring and trunking VLANs. Instead, any new networking configuration will be done in NSX-T….

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CVE-2020-3580: Proof of Concept Published for Cisco ASA Flaw Patched in October

CVE-2020-3580: Proof of Concept Published for Cisco ASA Flaw Patched in October

Researchers at Positive Technologies have published a proof-of-concept exploit for CVE-2020-3580. There are reports of researchers pursuing bug bounties using this exploit. Background On October 21, 2021, Cisco released a security advisory and patches to address multiple cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities in its Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA) and Firepower Threat Defense (FTD) software web services. In April, Cisco updated the advisory to account for an incomplete fix of CVE-2020-3581. On June 24, Positive Technologies tweeted…

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Data Breach at WorkForce West Virginia

Data Breach at WorkForce West Virginia

Personal information belonging to job seekers residing in the Mountain State may have been exposed during a security incident at WorkForce West Virginia. The breach was confirmed yesterday by West Virginia governor Jim Justice, who addressed the incident during a press conference held earlier today.  WorkForce has begun sending notification letters to individuals whose personal data was compromised. The letters state that WorkForce learned on April 13 that an unauthorized individual had accessed a job-seekers database. The unknown cyber-criminal may…

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How to easily join an AlmaLinux server to an Active Directory Domain with Cockpit

How to easily join an AlmaLinux server to an Active Directory Domain with Cockpit

Jack Wallen shows you just how easy it is to join an existing AlmaLinux server to an Active Directory domain via a web-based GUI. Image: Jack Wallen If you’ve begun deploying AlmaLinux into your data center or your cloud-hosted services, you might have a reason to join those servers to your existing Active Directory domain. At first blush, you might think that process is a drawn-out exercise in command-line marathons. It’s not. Believe it or…

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Request for Comments: PTS HSM Modular Security Requirements

Request for Comments: PTS HSM Modular Security Requirements

  From 24 June to 26 July 2021, PCI SSC stakeholders are invited to review and provide feedback on the draft PCI PIN Transaction Security (PTS) Hardware Security Module (HSM) Modular Security Requirements during a 30 day request for comments (RFC) period. The RFC will be available to primary contacts through the PCI SSC portal, including instructions on how to access the document and submit feedback. Eligible stakeholders will also receive instructions via email. As a…

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Linguist Jailed for Sharing US Defense Secrets

Linguist Jailed for Sharing US Defense Secrets

A linguist employed by the US Department of Defense has been sent to prison for more than two decades for leaking the identities of American spies to a lover with ties to a foreign terrorist organization. Mariam Taha Thompson was charged in March 2020 with sharing highly sensitive classified national defense information with a Lebanese national connected to Hizballah.  A year later, the 62-year-old former resident of Rochester, Minnesota, pleaded guilty to placing American spies and US military personnel…

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Google Pushes Back Cookie Removal Plans to 2023

Google Pushes Back Cookie Removal Plans to 2023

Google Chrome users will have to wait until at least 2023 before third party cookies are blocked as part of the browser’s Privacy Sandbox initiative. Google had first disclosed its plans to block third party cookies, which advertisers and marketers use to track users, in August 2019. In January 2020, Google provided more details on the Privacy Sandbox effort with the company stating that it intended to have the cookie blocking technology in place within…

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Secure Software Supply Chain Best Practices – Docker Blog

Secure Software Supply Chain Best Practices – Docker Blog

Last month, the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) Security Technical Advisory Group published a detailed document about Software Supply Chain Best Practices. You can get the full document from their GitHub repo. This was the result of months of work from a large team, with special thanks to Jonathan Meadows and Emily Fox. As one of the CNCF reviewers I had the pleasure of reading several iterations and seeing it take shape and improve over…

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Going Big on Broadband: how will governments respond to the clamor for connectivity? – Cisco Blogs

Going Big on Broadband: how will governments respond to the clamor for connectivity? – Cisco Blogs

The new world of hybrid working is fluid. One size will not fit all. While working remotely has become the norm, going back to the office will take many different forms. But regardless of working patterns or locations, the fact remains that we are more dependent than ever on having a stable, fast, and secure internet connection in our daily lives. Bandwidth is now required not just by our laptops, but also by our mobile…

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Remote Access Trojan now targeting schools with ransomware

Remote Access Trojan now targeting schools with ransomware

Dubbed ChaChi by researchers at BlackBerry, the RAT has recently shifted its focus from government agencies to schools in the US. Image: IvonneW, Getty Images/iStockPhoto A Remote Access Trojan is targeting schools and universities with ransomware attacks. Christened ChaChi by the BlackBerry Threat Research and Intelligence SPEAR team, the RAT is being used by operators of the PYSA ransomware, according to a report released by BlackBerry on Wednesday. Specifically, ChaChi has been discovered in data…

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