[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Ability to defend against TCP SYN flood attack proves value of genetic diversity strategy Greenwood Village, CO – December 19, 2014 — Secure64®, the security company at the core of the internet, announced today that its DNS Authority product continued uninterrupted during a distributed-denial-of-service (DDoS) attack at one of its largest customers. The DDoS […]
We are proud of our DNSSEC heritage here at Secure64. We launched the first fully automated DNSSEC signing appliance in 2008, just weeks after security researcher Dan Kaminsky made public the flaws in the DNS protocol that DNSSEC addresses.
On June 9th, Ethiopia became the latest nation state to move to legislate on Internet content. I, for one, am sold on the idea of blocking bad internet content, especially illegal content. Give organisations, institutions and parents control over what internet content comes through their networks.
InfoSecurity Europe, London, closed its doors yesterday, with an estimated 20,000 attendees coming through the doors over the last 3 days (up from 15,000 last year). The investment in exhibition equipment, marketing-freebies and volume of new attendees is really impressive.
Email scams appear to be inevitable – with phishing and spear phishing causing incredible pain to individuals and organizations.
[vc_row][vc_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text]We are barely into the new year, and BIND users have more patching to do. Today, the Internet Software Consortium (ISC) announced the availability of patches to fix two critical BIND security vulnerabilities: • CVE-2015-8704 • CVE-2015-8705 Both of these vulnerabilities
[vc_row][vc_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text]The grinch showed up early for BIND users this year, in the form of two new critical security vulnerabilities that can crash BIND. The two vulnerabilities are: • CVE-2015-8000 • CVE-2015-8461 ISC has released patches of its BIND software that correct the problem. Users of BIND-based appliances from vendors such as Infoblox, Bluecat Networks, […]
September 2, 2015 was not a good day for BIND users. Two new critical security vulnerabilities were announced today – both of them are remotely exploitable vulnerabilities that crash the server. The two vulnerabilities are: CVE-2015-5986 CVE-2015-5722 ISC has release patches of its BIND software that correct the problem. Users of BIND-based appliances from vendors such […]
On July 28, 2015, the Internet Systems Consortium reported a critical security vulnerability in BIND, CVE-2015-5477. This vulnerability, which affects both BIND recursive and authoritative servers, is caused by an error in the handling of TKEY queries, allowing a remote attacker to crash BIND by sending a deliberately constructed query. This vulnerability is considered critical, as it cannot […]
CERT recently reported two Network Time Protocol (NTP) vulnerabilities (CERT VU#374268 April 7, 2015) . The first one concerns some versions of NTP Project software that will accept packets without authentication digests as if they actually had valid digests attached, and the second one describes a Denial of Service (DoS) scenario in which an attacker […]
