Blog, Invicti Blog
Introduction to web cache poisoning | Netsparker
Content caching by web servers and content delivery networks has become a vital part of the modern web. While it speeds up content delivery and allows load balancing, web caching also brings its own security challenges and vulnerabilities. Here is what you need to know about web cache poisoning.
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Addressing User Access in IT Security Compliance | IS Decisions
The risks of non-compliance are not worth taking. You face fines and even imprisonment — not to mention that non-compliance could lead to a serious data breach that might ultimately lose you clients and damage your reputation.
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Understanding and preventing cross-site scripting vulnerabilities (XSS) | Netsparker
Cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities are among the most common web security issues and can lead to session hijacking, sensitive data exposure, and worse. This article explains the three types of XSS vulnerabilities and shows how you can detect and prevent them.
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Password Obituary: But is the Humble Password Really Dead? | FastPassCorp
Password – you’re OK! Not OK like in perfect. Sure, you have your deficiencies and challenges, but you certainly have strengths and benefits too, which should kick that obituary out to a far-away future!
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5 reasons why every MSSP needs a professional web application security solution | Acunetix
Here are the 5 primary reasons why MSSPs need to include web application security in their service portfolio and why a professional web application security solution like Acunetix is the best choice as the basis of such services.
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Importance of Password Policy and Password Security Risks | FastPassCorp
It is importance that passwords and processes around passwords are secure. Modern self-service tools such as FastPass, on the other hand, offer technology that improves security and reduces the total cost of the password processes!
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Understanding session fixation attacks | Netsparker
Session fixation attacks can allow the attacker to take over a victim’s session to steal confidential data, transfer funds, or completely take over a user account. Learn why session fixation is possible and how to prevent it.
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Why DAST is the perfect fit for agile software projects | Netsparker
To deliver the full project scope on schedule and within budget is challenging enough. When you also have to make your application secure, things get really tough. This post shows how a modern DAST solution can help you build a secure SDLC to accomplish this.
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Complete End-to-End Management and Security for Connected Devices | ArcusTeam & Lansweeper
Today’s networks are constantly expanding and evolving with the addition of new connected devices and a multitude of device types. But this increased complexity presents new challenges for managing the devices as well as protecting the organization from the new threats and vulnerabilities introduced by each and every device.
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Is Your Business Ready for Windows 11? | Lansweeper
With Microsoft’s release of Windows 11 just around the corner, IT teams in large enterprises are under pressure to devise a plan of attack. To roll out the new OS, they’ll need a quick and cost-effective Windows 11 readiness check to identify machines that are eligible — and ineligible — for the upgrade.
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6 Steps Guide: Reduce the risk of data breach in 2020 with Password Self Service | FastPassCorp
This guide is an ultimate source of inspiration to help your company achieve up to 90% end-user adoption rate with a set of specific steps and best practices built on years of expertise and engaging over 2 million end-users to the right self service of passwords tool.
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Digital Security in the Travel and Tourism Industry | Reflectiz
The travel and tourism industry was reaching peak digitalization levels before COVID-19 struck in early 2020. The cybersecurity implication is simple – more travel and tourism targets for hackers and malicious entities. Let’s learn more about the risks involved and how to mitigate them.
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How Lansweeper Can Help You Catch Cryptojackers | Lansweeper
Cryptocurrency market size is projected to grow to more than $1 billion by 2026. And while server farms and DIY home cryptocurrency mining is definitely still happening, there are ways of making just as much (if not more) profit without investing in infrastructure. And cybercriminals know it.
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What is SCA and why you need it | Acunetix
The security of your business depends not just on your code but on the entire supply chain. The more third-party components you use, the more likely it is that a vulnerability in your web application will be a result of third-party code, not your programming.
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Are You Sitting on an Enterprise Device Security Time Bomb? | ArcusTeam
In this blog post, ArcusTeam discusses what we perceive as the main takeaways from this report and what we think enterprises need to focus on to secure networks and assets.
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Why your VPN connections need two-factor authentication | IS Decisions
Businesses who have moved to the cloud for storage are finding it harder to detect unauthorized access to company files and folders. The ease of sharing data among teams and simple integrations their storage can have with other cloud applications significantly increases the prospect of unauthorized access.
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VNC vs RDP: which remote desktop tool is the best? | RealVNC
Sometimes you need to retrieve work files and documents or quickly take control of a co-worker’s computer for ad-hoc support. Luckily, this is all possible using either RDP or VNC, so let’s break down the two methods so you can see their similarities and differences.
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Why SSPR fails and what to do about it | FastPassCorp
Many self-service password reset solutions (SSPR) have very low user adoption rates, even close to 20 percent. This blog will help you understand the issues regarding most SSPR implementations and where to look for improvements.
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DDoS-attack: what is it and how to prevent it | Falcongaze
If your server suddenly has a huge number of requests, they continue very often, and the server stopped reacting, then most likely it is a DDoS-attack. It is as if all grannies of the city decided to call one hospital of the city simultaneously.
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India Privacy and Data Protection Bill | Reflectiz
To manage eCommerce websites and eService platforms at this current day, you have to make sure that personal data and information is secure at all times to stay compliant, regardless of where they are operating.
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