Tech Tip Thursday – Top 10 Exploited Vulnerabilities Targeted by Exploit Kits

Exploit kits greatly reduce the barriers for entry for hackers. Hackers no longer need deep understanding of vulnerabilities and how to exploit them. They just click their way through to pwnage with canned attacks. The most common vulnerabilities of 2016 were found in Adobe Flash, Internet Explorer, and Silverlight. Now would be a good time to check your systems.

http://resources.infosecinstitute.com/most-exploited-vulnerabilities-by-whom-when-and-how/

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Tech Tip Tuesday – Is Your Phone Pwned?

This article gives you some good indicators that your phone may be compromised but what should you do if you think your device is compromised? Stay tuned…

http://www.darkreading.com/endpoint/5-signs-your-smartphone-has-been-hacked/d/d-id/1327326

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Tech Tip Tuesday – NIST Cybersecurity Assessment Tool

This is not the flashy cybersecurity tool you’re used to seeing. It won’t pwn a system and exfiltrate data. It will ask key questions of your organization determine which cybersecurity related activities are important to your organization.

http://www.securitymagazine.com/articles/87441-nist-unveils-a-cybersecurity-self-assessment-tool

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