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Is Linux More Secure?

It's often said that Linux is a more secure OS compared to other OS in the market, and that is not wrong, however, one should not be tempted to think that it is also bulletproof.

Is Linux More Secure?

It's often said that Linux is a more secure OS compared to other OS in the market, and that is not wrong, however, one should not be tempted to think that it is also bulletproof.

5 min read

Is IPv6 Really More Secure Than IPv4?

Myth: “IPv6 Security enhancements (such as IPsec) makes it safer than IPv4” Truth: IPsec is an end-to-end security mechanism, providing authentication and encryption on the network layer.

Is IPv6 Really More Secure Than IPv4?

Myth: “IPv6 Security enhancements (such as IPsec) makes it safer than IPv4” Truth: IPsec is an end-to-end security mechanism, providing authentication and encryption on the network layer.

4 min read
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  • 2 min read

Taking Follina From Headache to Handled

Earlier this week, a new zero day arrived, it is called Follina (MS Office CVE-2022-30190) and impacts any organization using Microsoft Office.

Taking Follina From Headache to Handled

Earlier this week, a new zero day arrived, it is called Follina (MS Office CVE-2022-30190) and impacts any organization using Microsoft Office.

2 min read

Log4J / Log4Shell: How to Find It & Fix It

It’s been a while since FireEye first announced that they were victim of the now infamous SolarWinds Supply Chain Attack. It's gone down in history as one of the most sophisticated and far r...

Log4J / Log4Shell: How to Find It & Fix It

It’s been a while since FireEye first announced that they were victim of the now infamous SolarWinds Supply Chain Attack. It's gone down in history as one of the most sophisticated and far r...

3 min read
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  • 4 min read

Misconfigurations – the Real Vulnerability

By definition, a vulnerability is something, anything that an attacker can target and exploit in order to access an application or environment, or possibly a user.

Misconfigurations – the Real Vulnerability

By definition, a vulnerability is something, anything that an attacker can target and exploit in order to access an application or environment, or possibly a user.

4 min read