(In)Securities | Edition 158: Internet Users Advised to Change Passwords After 16bn Logins Exposed This edition dives into the massive RockYou2024 data dump, critical Citrix NetScaler flaws, and global breaches spanning Canada, Iran, and South Africa. We track MFA bypasses used by Russian hackers, malware …
When 16 billion credentials turn up in a single breach compilation, it should shake us. But it doesn’t. Not anymore. And that’s the problem. In the latest reminder that password-based security is a brittle mess, security researchers revealed a mega-leak containing more than 16 billion …
06 – 22 June 2025 It’s Friday again, which for some people means throwing a party to let the stress out after a long week at work. Not for engineers responsible for securing SUSE Linux systems, though. SUSE is a distribution loved by many desktop …
The Psychological Impacts of Cyberattacks What I will call the “Heroes” Excerpts from Interviews with Heroes THINGS TO REMEMBER About the Author Didier Annet is an Operational & Data Resilience Specialist and a Certified Professional Coach dedicated to empowering individuals and teams to navigate the …
09 – 15 June 2025 After our last CVE of the Week post exploring a critical vulnerability in the open source landscape, we are back again in the Microsoft ecosystem, as it’s just past Patch Tuesday, which keeps on giving (and more importantly, fixing) weaknesses …
02 – 08 June 2025 Open-source enthusiast sysadmins might be familiar with Roundcube, one of the most popular webmail clients deployed, to be exact, Shodan currently lists over 160,000 publicly available instances. Unfortunately, it has now become the subject of our regular CVE of the …
