Don’t get hooked – avoid the email scams
26/09/2018 by bluecube_admin in category BlogsWe’ve all experienced suspicious emails with poor spelling and dodgy branding purporting to come from our banks demanding security details to “resolve” an issue with our account. We may also have been tempted by those “too good to be true offers” which are, of course, too good to be true. In the world of Cyber […]
0 0 Read moreReturn Of Bleichenbacher Oracle Threat [ROBOT]
13/12/2017 by bluecube_admin in category BlogsReturn Of Bleichenbacher Oracle Threat [ROBOT] ROBOT – Return Of Bleichenbacher Oracle Threat, is an attack model based on Daniel Bleichenbacher chosen-ciphertext attack. Bleichenbacher discovered an adaptive-chosen ciphertext attack against protocols using RSA, he demonstrated the ability to perform RSA private-key operations. Researchers have been able to exploit the same vulnerability with small variations to the Bleichenbacher attack. […]
0 0 Read more6 ways the GDPR will affect VAR Sales People
23/11/2017 by bluecube_admin in category Blogs6 ways the GDPR will affect VAR Sales People We all know the inevitable GDPR is approaching and whilst organisations prepare for the incoming legislation, many haven’t considered its effects on daily operations, particularly for Value Added Resellers within the IT security channel. Here we’ve collated the 6 most significant changes which we expect […]
0 0 Read moreBad Rabbit ransomware outbreak
25/10/2017 by bluecube_admin in category BlogsBad Rabbit ransomware outbreak Organizations in Russia and Ukraine were under siege on Tuesday 24 October 2017 from Bad Rabbit, a strain of ransomware with similarities to NotPetya. By evening, the outbreak was reportedly spreading into Europe, including Turkey and Germany. Victims reported so far include airports, train stations and news agencies. Russia’s Interfax news agency reported on Twitter that […]
0 0 Read moreBad Rabbit – Ransomware
24/10/2017 by bluecube_admin in category BlogsBad Rabbit – Ransomware A new ransomware campaign has affected at least three Russian media companies in a fast-spreading malware attack. Fontanka and Interfax are among the companies affected by the Bad Rabbit ransomware named by the researchers who first discovered it. The malware is delivered as fake Flash installer, it uses the SMB protocol to check hardcoded […]
0 0 Read moreGet a Single View of WAF Events with the Imperva AppSecurity View App for Splunk Enterprise
27/09/2017 by Nicky Godfrey in category BlogsGet a Single View of WAF Events with the Imperva AppSecurity View App for Splunk Enterprise Enterprises are adopting a hybrid infrastructure model to take advantage of rapid deployment of cloud-based services and higher computing power. A compilation of analyst predictions by SecureWorks, shows that the cloud continues to gain momentum as organizations embrace […]
0 0 Read moreGenerations of Machine Learning in Cybersecurity
31/08/2017 by Tom Haycock-West in category BlogsGenerations of Machine Learning in Cybersecurity A new white paper is available from our Data Science team on machine learning. Snag your copy today! In this white paper, we aim to define generations of machine learning and to explain the maturity levels of artificial intelligence and machine learning that are being applied to cybersecurity […]
0 0 Read moreIDENTITY & ACCESS MANAGEMENT THAT PREPARES YOUR BUSINESS FOR TAKEOFF
02/08/2017 by Tom Haycock-West in category BlogsIDENTITY & ACCESS MANAGEMENT THAT PREPARES YOUR BUSINESS FOR TAKEOFF With 63% of confirmed data breaches* involving weak, default or stolen passwords, identity has become the most consequential attack vector organisations are facing today. As organisations embrace cloud, mobile and web applications, the attack surface increases as does the probability that a single compromised identity […]
0 0 Read moreWhat’s Next for Ransomware: Data Corruption, Exfiltration and Disruption
07/07/2017 by Tom Haycock-West in category BlogsWhat’s Next for Ransomware: Data Corruption, Exfiltration and Disruption
0 0 Read moreBlue Cube’s Response to Petya Ransomware Global Attack
29/06/2017 by Nicky Godfrey in category BlogsAs I’m sure you have all seen, the latest news reports of a new Petya-like global attack is spreading fast. The attack uses the NSA’s External Blue exploit involved in last months WannaCry outbreak. The details of how the malware is behaving is still developing but what’s been found so far is the ransomware primarily […]
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