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Another International Law Firm Hacked

You might think that after the Panama Papers breach in which the law firm of Mossack Fonseca was hacked and 11 million documents exposed – including ones that forced the prime minister of Iceland to resign and the prime minister of Pakistan to be removed from office – that law firms around the world would […]

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CrySiS Ransomware Targets Open RDP Servers

The FBI released an alert this week about malware called CrySiS that attacks public facing servers that have RDP enabled. RDP or Remote Desktop Protocol is an old Microsoft protocol that was designed to allow IT people to remotely control a Windows machine (server or desktop) to perform maintenance.  The protocol is old – it […]

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Equifax, Trans Union and the Software Supply Chain

One more time, Equifax is in the news – but they are not alone! Users thought that Equifax had been hacked again because when customers went to a particular help page on their web site, they were redirected to a page directing them to download a malicious, fake, Adobe Flash update. Hopefully, no one is […]

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Accenture Joins A Select Group – Well, Maybe, Not SO Select

It is an amazing story.  Organization after organization uses a variety of Amazon services and organization after organization doesn’t seem to understand that if put data out in the cloud and you don’t protect it, it may be compromised. Last month it was Deloitte. This month it is Accenture. I would be more sympathetic if […]

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