Sreeraj Gopinathan, Head of Threat Anticipation Services at Paladion discusses the discovery of the threat, NetSpectre that is a variant on the new Spectre family of attacks and explains how it can infiltrate and compromise the security of a organization. Read More…
Earlier this week, AMD released the updates for Google Project Zero (GPZ) Variant 2 (Spectre) for Microsoft Windows users to mitigate the vulnerabilities and safeguard its products against Spectre flaw.Read More…
The State of the Internet/Security Report released by Akamai Technologies that analyzed more than 7.3 trillion bot requests per month, found a sharp increase in the threat of credential abuse, with more than 40 percent of login attempts being malicious.Read More…
Intel updated its bug bounty program to offer USD 250,000 until December 31, 2018, and it is now been converted from invitation-only program to an open for all program, meaning now any security researcher can be part of it, thereby significantly expanding the pool of eligible researchers to work on mitigating the vulnerabilities found inRead More…
Security MEA in conversation with Dimitris Raekos, General Manager at ESET Middle East about the scope of vulnerabilities that have been exposed by the discovery of Meltware and Spectre flaws in the CPUs. How would you describe Meltdown and Spectre CPU flaws? The meltdown and Spectre flaws have affected theRead More…
Microsoft believes the Meltdown and Spectre fixes will slow down servers drastically and reduce the performance of personal computers as well. In a blog post, the firm suggested that the slowdowns from the Meltdown and Spectre fixes could be a lot more extensive than Intel suggested previously. Read More…
Guest written by: Jon Masters, the Chief ARM Architect at Red HatRead More…
Security MEA speaks with Sunil Bhide, Vice President and Business Head – SOC at Paladion about the latest discovery of flaws in the world of processors that can have a substantial impact.Read More…
