Ask the Experts

Ask the Experts

• How can a 13-year-old configuration flaw affect SAP systems?

  Cybersecurity vendor Onapsis found a 13-year-old flaw that affects nine out of 10 SAP NetWeaver systems. Learn how the flaw affects SAP systems with expert Judith Myerson.  Continue Reading

• My Cloud EX2: How can this device expose unauthorized data?

  SpiderLabs discovered My Cloud EX2 backup devices exposing unauthorized HTTP requests. Join Judith Myerson as she explains how this happens, as well as the impact on DLNA devices.  Continue Reading

• LG network: How can attackers use preauthenticated commands?

  A vulnerability was found in the LG network involving remote preauthenticated commands. Learn how researchers created a malicious password to show how it issue can be abused.  Continue Reading

• How does an IMSI catcher exploit SS7 vulnerabilities?

  A warning was issued by the Department of Homeland Security regarding the exploitation of SS7 vulnerabilities by IMSI catchers. Learn how this puts mobile communication at risk.  Continue Reading

• How is Oracle Micros POS affected by CVE 2018-2636?

  A security researcher found a security flaw dubbed CVE-2018-2636 that enables the installation of malware on Oracle Micros POS systems. Learn more about the vulnerability.  Continue Reading

• What is missing from the NIST/DHS botnet security report?

  The joint DHS and NIST report on botnet security offers goals and action items to counter distributed cyberthreats. Learn the report recommendations with expert Nick Lewis.  Continue Reading

• Skygofree Trojan: What makes this spyware unique?

  Android malware was discovered by Kaspersky Labs and named Skygofree. This Trojan targets smartphones and tablets using spyware and gathers user information and app data.  Continue Reading

• Ransomware recovery: How can enterprises operate post-attack?

  A report detailed how Maersk recovered its infrastructure from a NotPetya ransomware attack along with its chosen recovery option. Expert Nick Lewis explains how it worked.  Continue Reading

• Okiru malware: How does this Mirai malware variant work?

  A Mirai variant has the ability to put billions of devices at risk of becoming part of a botnet. Discover how this works and what devices are at risk with expert Nick Lewis.  Continue Reading

• Facebook user data: How do malicious apps steal user data?

  Malicious apps collected Facebook user data through Facebook APIs. Expert Michael Cobb explains how social networking platforms can monitor third-party apps' access to data.  Continue Reading

• UPnP vulnerability: How is the UPnP protocol being misused?

  The UPnP protocol is being misused to distribute malware through home routers. Expert Michael Cobb explains the UPnP vulnerability and how to defend against it.  Continue Reading

• How do SDKs for ad networks cause data leaks?

  SDKs made user data susceptible to security vulnerabilities in mobile apps. Expert Michael Cobb explains how this security vulnerability put user data at risk.  Continue Reading

• What does the expansion of MANRS mean for BGP security?

  The Internet Society expanded MANRS to crack down on BGP security. Expert Michael Cobb explains what MANRS is and its implications for BGP server security.  Continue Reading

• Microsoft's NTFS flaw: What are the potential consequences?

  A security researcher exposed an NTFS flaw that Microsoft deliberately hasn't patched. Expert Michael Cobb explains how the bug works and why it isn't being treated as severe.  Continue Reading

• Powerhammering: Can a power cable be used in air-gapped attacks?

  Air-gapped computers subject to PowerHammer attack: Proof-of-concept attack enables data exfiltration through control of current flow over power cables.  Continue Reading