vulnerabilities Archives - HALOCK

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Top Pen Tester-Identified Vulnerabilities You Should Address this Year

Our Pen Testers have seen quite a few (more…)

Cindy Kaplan2024-10-10T19:43:23+00:00Categories: Penetration Testing, Vulnerability Management|Tags: equifax data breach, Pen Test, phishing attack, security breach, vulnerabilities|

VULNERABILITY N+1

As Americans, we love lists. That fact is self-evident when browsing our favorite (more…)

Cindy Kaplan2024-08-13T19:35:20+00:00Categories: Penetration Testing, Vulnerability Management|Tags: InfoSec, malware, OWASP, ransomware, risk, vulnerabilities|

WHAT KIND OF SECURITY ASSESSMENT DO I NEED?

What kind of security assessment do I need? It’s a question (more…)

Cindy Kaplan2024-10-10T17:39:24+00:00Categories: Compromise Assessments, HIPAA Compliance, PCI Compliance, Penetration Testing, Risk Assessments|Tags: compromise assessments, cyber security risk assessment, gap assessments, malware, penetration test, penetration testing company, Reasonable, Risk Assessments, security assessments, vulnerabilities, vulnerability scanner, vulnerability scans|

9 QUICK TIPS TO IMPROVE WEAK AUTHENTICATION

Over years of penetration testing, HALOCK has seen some enduring (more…)

Cindy Kaplan2024-11-18T18:04:22+00:00Categories: Penetration Testing, Security Awareness|Tags: chicago, EDR, Endpoint, endpoint detection and response, IDS, Intrusion detection system, pass phrases, passwords, penetration testing, penetration testing company, SIngle sign on, SSO, vulnerabilities|

Has The OWASP Top 10 Been Effective For Web Applications?

OWASP just released a (more…)

Cindy Kaplan2024-08-01T20:29:49+00:00Categories: Governance & Risk Management|Tags: application development, application security, OWASP, vulnerabilities|

CVE-2012-6342: Atlassian Confluence – Multiple Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) Vulnerabilities

CVE-2012-6342: Atlassian Confluence

Product: Confluence
Vendor: Atlassian
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Cindy Kaplan2024-07-31T18:00:50+00:00Categories: Bug Reports|Tags: Atlassian, Confluence 3.0, CVE-2012-6342: Atlassian Confluence, Multiple Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF), vulnerabilities|