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Infosec bits for week 15/19

- Roderick Mooi

  1. 3 Ways Universities Can Keep Their Data Safe [EdTech Magazine]
  2. Hackers beat university cyber-defences in two hours [BBC News]
  3. Georgia Tech Data Breach Exposed 1.3 Million Records [Latest Hacking News]
  4. CyberStart: Finding the Best Candidates for Student Cybersecurity Positions…and Beyond! [EDUCAUSE review]
  5. Hacker group has been hijacking DNS traffic on D-Link routers for three months [Zero Day Net]
    - see also: Rapidly multiplying IoT cyber attacks use well-known weaknesses
  6. The Windows 10 security guide: How to safeguard your business [Zero Day Net]
  7. Samsung Galaxy S10 Fingerprint Sensor Duped With 3D Print [Threatpost]
  8. Google’s Making It Easier to Safeguard Sensitive Data Troves [WIRED]
  9. Vulnerability in Xiaomi Pre-Installed Security App [Check Point Research]
  10. Making Passwords Simple [SANS OUCH! Newsletter]
  11. A few Ghidra tips for IDA users, part 1 – the decompiler/unreachable code [SANS ISC InfoSec Forums]
  12. Hardenize
    - “With so many security features to deploy and services to configure, we all need help to understand what our networks look like, if they’re configured correctly, and if they’re protected using appropriate security standards. Things break and certificates expire. Our discovery and continuous monitoring services keep an eye on your infrastructure, prevent breakage, and enable you to have exactly the security you want.”
  13. Thumb drive carried by Mar-a-Lago intruder immediately installed files on a PC [Ars Technica]
    - see also: Mar-a-Lago’s Security Problems Go Way Beyond a Thumb Drive