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Dark Reading: Attacks/Breaches
Tales from the Dark Web, Part 3: How Criminals Monetize Ransomware

Ransomware operators rely on cryptocurrency and other payment schemes to keep their activities under the radar and harder to trace.
Dark Reading: Attacks/Breaches
New Data-Wiping Malware Discovered on Systems in Ukraine

Researchers were scrambling to analyze a newly discovered piece of data-wiping malware found in the wild.
Dark Reading: Attacks/Breaches
What Does Least Privilege Access Mean for Cloud Security?

While traditional security controls are necessary at the perimeter, organizations also need to prevent malicious privileged access.
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How does backend server handles multiple clients over single TCP connection from load balancer?

I was reading about desync attack and wondered how multiple client requests are handled over a single TCP or TLS connection. When a poisoned request is smuggled by the attacker and forwarded by proxy server to backend server over single stream, how the backend server differentiates between clients. I guess the proxy server just forwards the coming HTTP requests to respective backend servers.

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How to back trace phishing

Anyone here, what are some ways to trace phishing emails? I've attempted some "whoisthis* and reverse IP searching, but I've come up with the standard ' the ip address.doesnt exists or the end point is nonexistent. With the real constant threat of phishing constantly how are some of you able to avoid getting tricked?

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Automakers Need to Lock Their Doors Against Ransomware

Issues with patch management and other security practices leave auto manufacturers open to attacks.