Just how secure is your browser? 🔒 Meet our next #StartupSpotlight, LayerX Security! LayerX Enterprise Browser Extension natively integrates with any browser, turning it into the most secure and manageable workspace. Enterprises use #LayerX to secure their devices, identities, data, and SaaS apps from web-borne #threats and browsing risks, such as data leakage over the web, SaaS apps and #GenAI Tools, malicious browser extensions, phishing, account takeovers, and more. "LayerX already has customers worldwide, from SMEs to Fortune 100 companies. We applied to the Launchpad program to make sure we continued to scale in a “healthy” way”. Or Eshed and team, welcome to the #DeloitteLaunchpad portfolio!
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𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐱𝐲 𝐒𝐞𝐫𝐯𝐞𝐫 A proxy server acts as an intermediary between a user's device and the internet, offering enhanced security, privacy, and control over web traffic. 🌐🛡️ When a user requests a webpage, the proxy server retrieves it and sends it back, masking the user's IP address. 🔍✨ This not only helps in bypassing geo-restrictions and accessing blocked content but also safeguards against potential cyber threats by filtering malicious sites. 🌍🚀 Whether for personal browsing, corporate use, or managing network traffic, proxy servers are versatile tools that enhance the online experience. 💻🔒 #TechTalk #WebDevelopment #Innovation #DigitalTransformation #server #letsconnect #sivaexclusive #growth #technews #letstalk #support #mail #proxy #elearning 𝐒𝐡𝐚𝐫𝐞 𝐲𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐭𝐡𝐨𝐮𝐠𝐡𝐭𝐬 @ https://lnkd.in/gtwk-xEj
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Alphabet, Inc.'s (GOOG) Google is working on a new feature called Device Bound Session Credentials or DBSC to stop hackers from stealing cookies and using them to hijack accounts. Cookies are widely used by websites to store user's browsing information and preferences to keep the user signed in, allowing them to skip log-in authentication process in the future. However, these cookies are often targeted by hackers, who use malware to attack them and steal the authentication information. The tech giant said that its DBSC feature will combat the cookie theft by cryptographically binding the authentication cookies to the user's device with the help of Trusted Platform Module or TPM chip. "By binding authentication sessions to the device, DBSC aims to disrupt the cookie theft industry since exfiltrating these cookies will no longer have any value," explained Kristian Monsen, a software engineer on Google's Chrome Counter Abuse team. "We think this will substantially reduce the success rate of cookie theft malware. Attackers would be forced to act locally on the device, which makes on-device detection and cleanup more effective, both for anti-virus software as well as for enterprise managed devices." read more..... 👇 #cookietheft #stolencookies #stolenedata #googlenewfeature #googlecookiefeature #cookiesecurity #cybersecurity #chromeabuseteam #malwareattack #cyberattacks
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Using a custom sandbox, our researchers highlight the evasive techniques becoming popular for #DataTheft by #JavaScriptMalware authors. Survey sites, low-quality hosting and web chat APIs are discussed in detail. We include a rundown of techniques such as taint tracking and explore data collected over three months — determining that 83% of attacks seen steal password information. Read the article now: https://bit.ly/3Nzrf36 #PPI #phishing #Skimmers
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SquareX is a web browser that can help you save time and work more efficiently. You can customize your browsing experience by using extensions that cater to your specific needs and preferences. SquareX focuses on improving online security by blocking malicious websites, protecting against phishing attempts, and encrypting communication. It provides real-time protection against online threats by scanning search results and warning users about potentially harmful links. SquareX filters search results, prioritizing secure and reputable websites while hiding or flagging potentially unsafe or unreliable sources. This helps users make informed decisions when browsing the web. Akshit Maurya Ashfaque Khokhar Anamika Singh
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Google is leading the charge toward a future where the dreaded password might become obsolete! The tech giant has announced a groundbreaking move: making passkeys the default option for personal Google accounts. This shift comes after users gave a thumbs-up to this new secure login method. Unlike traditional passwords, passkeys, implemented by Google since May, provide a safer and quicker way to access your accounts. They rely on facial recognition, fingerprint scans, or a PIN number, making phishing attacks ineffective. Even if you misplace your device, accessing it requires your unique biometric data or PIN, enhancing security. With Google advocating for the industry-wide adoption of passkeys, the era of passwords might be on its way out. Major platforms like YouTube, Search, Maps, Uber, and eBay have already embraced this futuristic authentication method. Say goodbye to the hassle of memorizing countless passwords and hello to a more secure and convenient online experience! #passkeys #technology #authentication #security #innovation #biometrics #google #passwords #cybersecurity #tech #digitalsecurity
Google continues move toward future without passwords
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Traditional firewall-centric network architectures are outdated. Switch to Zscaler Internet Access for cloud-native, AI-driven #cyberthreat protection and seamless #zerotrust access to the internet and #SaaS apps. Discover the Zscaler difference and enjoy a secure, fast web experience that effectively detects and prevents #ransomware, malware, and other advanced threats: http://spklr.io/6042SGMe #GartnerPeerInsights
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Is your sensitive data at risk? Dive into the latest findings on the emergence of #Xehook Stealer, a sophisticated .NET-based #malware wreaking havoc on Windows systems, meticulously designed to target cryptocurrencies and 2FA extensions. Here's what you need to know: - Originating from the depths of the dark web, Xehook Stealer inherits traits from predecessors like Agniane Stealer, evolving into a formidable threat. - Technical insights reveal its prowess in dynamic data collection, with support for over 110 cryptocurrencies and diverse desktop wallets. - Xehook Stealer's distribution channels, often utilizing SmokeLoader binaries, showcase a strategic propagation approach. - Functionality extends beyond data theft, employing API for custom traffic bots and advanced evasion tactics to outsmart security measures. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dPuPUnG7 #CyberSecurity #darkweb #hackernews #CinoshiProject #threatintel
Xehook Stealer: Evolution from Cinoshi Project to an Advanced Crypto-Stealing Malware
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In this #WakeUpWednesday, 16,000 vulnerable Ivanti Connect Secure and Poly Secure Gateways and more than 92,000 vulnerable D-Link NAS devices. In addition, also information about Latrodactus malware and the risks surrounding AI. https://lnkd.in/eZ44RrJT
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😀 Thanks to AFCEA CeVA and Noname Security's partner GovSmart, Inc. for a great event bringing together #Government and #technology experts in beautiful Charlottesville, VA! ☄ It was a blast to talk about #apisecurity and the proliferation, dynamicism, and vulnerabilities of APIs. 🔭 Gartner has correctly predicted that as of 2022, APIs would become the #1 attack vector, look no further than Optus, Dropbox, Twitter, and recently, ~20,000+ (known) internet facing Ivanti VPNs. What are you doing to plan for API security within your organization/agency?
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“Gaming remains the industry most hit by DDoS attacks, accounting for 37% of all DDoS traffic observed globally, nearly twice that of the second most DDoS-attacked vertical — financial services,” according to Akami’s “State of the Internet: Gaming Respawned” report 👉 https://lnkd.in/gV9CqVAz The bad news: DDoS attacks are becoming more common. The good news: there are measures you can take as a game developer to limit/prevent them from happening: 1. Continuous Monitoring: A DDoS attack’s first warning sign is when a website or application suddenly slows down or crashes. Keeping a pulse on your server traffic can help inform if a DDoS attack is beginning. 2. Bot Management Solutions: Most DDoS attacks happen on the application layer (layer 7) by bots. Investing in a tool that analyzes traffic to determine who’s a person and what’s a bot can block bots before they can cause a ruckus. 3. Upgrade your ISP / Hosting Provider: Double check that your current provider has staff experienced in stopping DDoS attacks. So if in the event your servers are under attack, they can help! 4. Increase Your Bandwith: More bandwith = more room to handle unexpected traffic spikes. 5. Develop a DDoS Response Plan: It should include who to call, what steps team members should take, and whether or not you need to talk about it publicly via email, social media, etc. Amidst increasing DDoS attacks, reinforcing cybersecurity in gaming necessary for player trust and safety. If you have any questions about this topic, feel free to send us a message - we’d love to chat with you! Stay vigilant, stay informed, and let's continue to make the gaming world a safer place for all. 💜 #Cybersecurity #DDoSProtection #GamingIndustry #TrustAndSafety #GamerSafer
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