Software Defined Networking at FOSDEM 2021

Software Defined Networking at FOSDEM 2021

FOSDEM is a truly unique experience and arguably the best open source conference of the year. It is a weekend event organized by open source enthusiasts to promote the widespread use of free and open source software. Each year, during the semester break at Université libre de Bruxelles, thousands of developers from all over the world gather to share ideas and collaborate on open source software. FOSDEM is unlike any other conference I have ever…

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How cybercriminals are targeting US taxpayers as tax season approaches

How cybercriminals are targeting US taxpayers as tax season approaches

The latest scams use phishing emails to deliver remote access trojans to control a victim’s computer and steal sensitive data, says Cybereason. Image: alex_skp, Getty Images/iStockphoto Phishing attacks often exploit items and events in the news as a way to gain the attention and interest of potential victims. That strategy also includes seasonal events such as Christmas, Valentine’s Day, and everyone’s favorite, tax season. With the usual April 15 (now extended to May 17) deadline…

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The Whole Shebang with the Cisco Catalyst 9105 Access Point

The Whole Shebang with the Cisco Catalyst 9105 Access Point

If you’re reading this blog, I’m betting you’re a technology enthusiast and that you’ve heard of all the hottest innovations in wireless today. Whether it be the gargantuan increase in throughput-efficiency with Wi-Fi 6, the exciting new possibilities enabled by the Internet-of-Things (IoT), or the powerful yet easy-to-setup wireless home office solutions, they’ve all become a reality and are deployment-ready today!   This begs the question, what is the right wireless platform that will benefit…

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Security Consultant Indicted on Cyberstalking Charges

Security Consultant Indicted on Cyberstalking Charges

A cybersecurity consultant from Seattle has been indicted by a federal grand jury on multiple counts of cyberstalking. Sumit Garg is accused of waging an extensive year-long cyberstalking campaign against a woman with whom he and his wife formerly shared a two-bedroom apartment in the Belltown neighborhood of Seattle. The 31-year-old allegedly directed sexually explicit messages and social media posts at the woman and sent threats to her, her family members, and her boyfriend. When the victim…

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Internet Crime Complaints Surge in 2020, Fueled by Pandemic

Internet Crime Complaints Surge in 2020, Fueled by Pandemic

Suspected internet crime complaints increased by 69% in 2020 compared to 2019 in the US, according to figures released in the FBI’s 2020 Internet Crime Report. Total complaints reached 791,790 last year, representing a rise of more than 300,000 compared to 2019. This resulted in total recorded losses of more than $4.1bn to victims, as cyber-criminals took advantage of the shift to online services as a result of COVID-19 lockdown restrictions. The report from the…

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Bridges Fueling Customer Success – Cisco Blogs

Bridges Fueling Customer Success – Cisco Blogs

My family and I like to vacation at Bethany Beach in Delaware. This small seaside town with its boardwalk, farmer’s markets, and the Poseidon festival at the end of May, has always been a nice getaway from the chaotic day-to-day. The little over three-hour drive takes you directly over the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. At almost 5 miles long and with heights of 186 feet, it is absolutely one of the world’s scariest bridges due to…

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Sidestepping the status quo: My entrepreneurial journey – Cisco Blogs

Sidestepping the status quo: My entrepreneurial journey – Cisco Blogs

This blog post comes from Sarah Mak, an Australian-based mother, entrepreneur, and storyteller. She’s co-founder and CEO at Folktale, a visual storytelling app to empower people and businesses to tell their own stories. Many of the resulting stories have gone on to win AIPP Australian Professional Video Producers Awards. Hear how Sarah’s using technology for good at Cisco’s upcoming Women Rock-IT broadcast on April 22. I grew up with a culture of ‘work hard, stay…

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FBI warns of PYSA Ransomware attacks against Education Institutions in US and UK

FBI warns of PYSA Ransomware attacks against Education Institutions in US and UK

The FBI has issued an alert to warn about an increase in PYSA ransomware attacks on education institutions in the US and UK. The FBI has issued Tuesday an alert to warn about an increase in PYSA ransomware attacks against education institutions in the United States and the United Kingdom. In March 2020, CERT France cyber-security agency warned about a new wave of ransomware attack that was targeting the networks of local government authorities. Operators behind…

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Miercom Reports All Aces for Cisco Catalyst 9100 APs and Cisco DNA Center – Cisco Blogs

Miercom Reports All Aces for Cisco Catalyst 9100 APs and Cisco DNA Center – Cisco Blogs

Like peanut butter and chocolate or Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen or Iron Man and Captain America, Cisco’s Catalyst 9100 Access Points and DNA Center are a duo that works incredibly well together. We are obviously more than a bit biased, but we’ve felt this way for a long time. Miercom, an independent, nonpartisan testing lab, recently released a competitive assessment that came to the same conclusion. This wasn’t a situation where the Cisco access…

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Police Warn Fraudsters Are Impersonating Tesco in New Phone Scam

Police Warn Fraudsters Are Impersonating Tesco in New Phone Scam

Police in Wales have issued a warning to residents about a new phone scam, in which fraudsters are impersonating supermarket giant Tesco. Victims have reported receiving an automated call telling them that an order with Tesco has been placed and that £350 will be debited from their account. The automated message goes on to say “if this is not the right amount, please press 1 to go through to our fraud team.” When worried victims…

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