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2022 GLBA Amendments

2022 GLBA Amendments

Mar 21, 2022

The GLBA amendment was issued as a Final Rule by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) on December 9th, 2021. It has an “effective date” of January 10, 2022. However, the new provisions in part 314.5 will not be applicable until December 9th, 2022, 12 months after the final rule was...

Critical Log4J Vulnerability

Critical Log4J Vulnerability

Dec 12, 2021

Note: GlobalCerts’ SecureMail Gateway products and services do not utilize the Log4J and are not vulnerable to this exploit. This is a developing story and will be updated as new details emerge. On December 10th, a critical zero-day exploit was made public affecting Log4J, a common logging software present in...

Two-Factor Authentication Bypasses

Two-Factor Authentication Bypasses

Aug 3, 2021

There is an arms race going on between sophisticated threat actors and their targets. Not too long ago, two-factor authentication (2FA) or multi-factor authentication (MFA) was seen as a silver bullet to defeat almost all kinds of account compromise attacks, including credential stealing websites. With 2FA or MFA, an attacker...

Cozy Bear Compromises US Government Systems via SolarWinds

Cozy Bear Compromises US Government Systems via SolarWinds

Dec 15, 2020

In an unprecedented supply chain compromise, the Russian hacking group known as APT 29, or ‘Cozy Bear’ has injected a backdoor into the source code of the SolarWinds Orion product line. This is a serious, far-reaching incident with few parallels in modern cyber history. This may be the largest cyber...

Digital Email Signatures Fight BEC

Digital Email Signatures Fight BEC

May 29, 2020

COVID-19 has turbocharged the transition to remote work and digitized business processes like no other time in history. Unfortunately, the rush to adapt to new realities of social distancing in the workplace has led to rushed changes. Companies have adopted policies and procedures that don’t necessarily have security as a...

COVID-19 Email Exploitation

COVID-19 Email Exploitation

May 5, 2020

As with any crisis, the COVID-19 pandemic has seen its fair share of exploitation. These scams run the gamut; from fake testing kits, face mask scams, stimulus payments spoofs. Loan reduction and refinance scams are also seeing an uptick because of the historically low federal interest rates. Scammers are using...

Flaw in Let’s Encrypt Procedure

Flaw in Let’s Encrypt Procedure

Mar 5, 2020

Let’s Encrypt will be revoking up to 3 million of the TLS certificates it had issued. This drastic action is in response to a bug discovered in the validation procedures, which was acknowledged on Feb 29th on their official blog. The flaw was fixed the same day it was discovered....

The War On Encryption

The War On Encryption

Dec 20, 2019

There has been a LOT of commentary recently from privacy advocates about the ‘War on Encryption’ being waged by certain governments and law enforcement agencies around the world. Honestly, most has been very monolithic, taking an almost adversarial viewpoint of government. Don’t get me wrong, I definitely understand the arguments...

Methods of Securing DNS

Methods of Securing DNS

Nov 1, 2019

Whether you like it or not, everyone can see which websites you’re visiting. Even when you see that secure padlock in your browser indicating an ‘HTTPS’ secured website, the actual request your computer makes for the website URL was anything but secure.  The sad fact is that one of the...

Quantum Supremacy

Quantum Supremacy

Sep 27, 2019

There’s been a LOT of talk about how “quantum computing” will be the death of encryption as we know it. While most of this a just lot of hype, there is some truth to the possibility. And it seems that last week, Google may have reached an important milestone in...

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