Author: Asad Yaseen

In this blog series, I will be putting the spotlight on useful Ghidra features that you may have missed. Each post will look at a different feature and show how it helps you save time and be more effective while reverse engineering. Ghidra is an incredibly powerful tool, but much of this power comes from knowing how to use it effectively. What is Cursor Text Highlighting? In this post, I will be discussing the Cursor…

Organizations face an ever-evolving threat landscape. With this in mind, it is imperative that organizations keep an up-to-date vulnerability management policy for remediating and controlling security vulnerabilities that may lead to a breach. A good vulnerability management policy should contain the following: An Overview of what the policy is intended to do. The Scope of the policy. Roles and Responsibilities under the organization. Vulnerability Remediation/Risk Mitigation. Overview Taking the time to give a short summary…

Articles and blogs about Identity and Access Management (IAM) can be found on just about any technology-related website. Many articles point out the benefits of the myriad tools and products that will magically give you a complete IAM system or fill some gap in your IAM posture. But for those who are a little less mature in their journey or who have not revisited their IAM Program since the iPhone 4, there’s good reason to…

Using SMS as an additional means to authenticate your password is better than nothing, but it’s not the most reliable. Tom Merritt lists five reasons why SMS should not be used for MFA. Multi-factor authentication (MFA), or as we used to call it two-factor authentication, is essential–it means you don’t rely on your password alone for security. That password is something you know, but with MFA you also rely on other factors, like something you…

Multi-factor authentication: 5 reasons not to use SMS Length: 2:39 | Dec 7, 2020 Using SMS as an additional means to authenticate your password is better than nothing, but it’s not the most reliable. Tom Merritt lists five reasons why SMS should not be used for MFA. Source link