Posts Tagged ‘apps’
Most Versions of Android have SMiShing Vulnerability
Researchers at NC State University have discovered a vulnerability that allows a zero-permission App to fake SMS messages and thus lead to potential SMS Phishing (or SMiShing). By creating fake SMS messages from legitimate looking sources, a mal-ware app could fool a user into clicking on a link to a rogue site with the intension of…
Privilege Identity Management – A Help Desk Perspective
Help desk technicians within a company are the first line of defensive for a new project or system problem. Most of the time, they are informed and trained that users will be getting a new piece of security software. The solution, in this case, is called Privileged Identity Management (PIM) and is designed to manage authenticated permissions…
New Integration of Retina CS & PowerBroker Windows to Provide Context-Aware Privilege Management
Every day there are new vulnerabilities being discovered that can be used to compromise your organizations computing environment.
