Without Server Certificate Validation, WPA2-Enterprise Isn’t Secure

Patrick Grubbs Security Threats

Without Server Certificate Validation, WPA2-Enterprise Isn’t Secure

February 11, 2020 Patrick Grubbs
Your users have strong, unique passwords, your networks are protected with WPA2-Enterprise encryption, and you use 802.1x for authentication. WPA2-Enterprise is the gold standard when it comes to security, so you should be safe right? Think again. Our experience helping ...
Equifax security breach

Equifax’s Story: The Risks of Lax Security

Jake Ludin Case study, Data Breach

Equifax’s Story: The Risks of Lax Security

May 14, 2019 Jake Ludin

On July 29th, 2017, Equifax discovered that data was leaking out of the credit bureau’s databases and had been since approximately mid-May of that year. They publicly reported the incident on September 7th, and it quickly became known as one …

Credential theft of an SMB

Credential Theft Threats Facing SMBs

Jake Ludin Security Threats

Credential Theft Threats Facing SMBs

November 26, 2018 Jake Ludin

Data and credential theft have become an increasingly prevalent concern for SMBs as more attackers choose to target them. It’s common to hear about large scale hacks, such as Target, Yahoo, or Equifax, but far less frequently reported are attacks …

Plug To Unplug: Anti Wireless-Surveillance System Prevents Attacks From Spy Devices

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Plug To Unplug: Anti Wireless-Surveillance System Prevents Attacks From Spy Devices

September 26, 2014 News

Earlier this summer we talked about drones that can be programmed to act as rogue access points sent to break into unprotected wireless networks. Julian Oliver, an artist living in Berlin, created a device designed to prevent these types of …