Cybersecurity
What Sets mTLS Apart From TLS and SSL?
mTLS is an extension of the security provided by TLS. This is done by adding mutual authentication between the client and the server. When using mTLS, both the client and…
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How Does mTLS Work?
What makes mTLS different to standard TLS is that it is two ways. It is also helpful to understand how TLS on its own works using the public key cryptography…
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What is mTLS?
A variation of the transport layer security (TLS), there is mutual TLS (mTLS). TLS is the successor to secure sockets layer (SSL) and is the most widely deployed standard for…
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Why Is mTLS Needed?
mTLS is an important component of a zero trust architecture. One of the principles of zero trust networking is to assume that there is an attacker that has infiltrated your…
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How Is mTLS Implemented?
Proving Identity Is The Hardest Part of mTLS mTLS has significant security advantages, but it also has some implementation challenges such as the establishment of secure mechanisms for services to…
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AI Risks Need To Be Mitigated Urgently & At A Global Level
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Rocket Alert App Spoofed, Targets Israeli Android Users With Malware
With a war raging between Hamas and Israel, there seems to be a war also being raged in cyberspace that is continuing to emerge. As soon as the first gruesome…
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ALERT! – Critical Zero Day Vulnerability Reported by Google in Libwebp
A critical zero day vulnerability that was already exploited in the wild and patched in Chrome by Google has a new CVE ID (CVE-2023-5129). This issue is not a zero…
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Amazon AWS S3 Buckets Used To Deliver Malware Through S3 Buckets
Malicious threat actors are exploiting expired Amazon AWS S3 buckets to place malicious code into legitimate packages in the npm repository with out having to make modifications to any of…
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Part 4 De-Anonymizing Domains on the Dark Web – Catastrophic OPSEC Failures
Catastrophic OPSEC (Operational Security) Failures Sometimes Ransomware gangs make catastrophic security mistakes that unmasks their anonymity. In this last post we will look at how such operational security failures such as…
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