Let me give you a hint. It is not what you might expect. It is not social engineering. It is not hackers breaking into your network. In fact, it is not any of the “usual suspects”. It is about whether you can TRUST the data you are looking at. In one sense, it is about […]
Continue reading → [DISPLAY_ACURAX_ICONS]It is old news (as in 3 days old) that Anthropic, maker of Claude, accidentally included hundreds of thousands of source code when they included an internal file in a public release. That file was only meant for internal use. That, by itself, is embarrassing but not catastrophic. It certainly helps hackers look for bugs, […]
Continue reading → [DISPLAY_ACURAX_ICONS]The FCC recently issued an order banning NEW foreign made routers from getting FCC approval to be sold unless someone certifies them as safe. There are no rules as to what would be required to determine that a router is safe. For example, would contributing a million dollars to a politician’s campaign make a router […]
Continue reading → [DISPLAY_ACURAX_ICONS]A China-linked state-sponsored threat actor has deployed kernel implants and passive backdoors deep within telecommunication backbone infrastructure worldwide for long-term persistence, Rapid7 reports. These stealthy “sleeper cells” have not been positively attributed but Rapid 7 says that they are Chinese. The “implants” are designed to be both persistent and discreet, meaning they are designed for […]
Continue reading → [DISPLAY_ACURAX_ICONS]It turns out that there are NO – ZERO – consumer grade routers made in the United States. The exact details of this are a bit mushy like many things coming out of DC at the moment, but this looks like new FCC type rating approvals have been shut down. The likely impact of this […]
Continue reading → [DISPLAY_ACURAX_ICONS]They call it a five year plan, but if there is anything that we learned from CMMC, companies got serious when they realized that they would not get any new contracts or revenue. For the five years before that, most companies did nothing. Even now, with actual CMMC requirements in new RFPs, only a thousand […]
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