Welcome to CyberHoot’s February Newsletter!
This month, we’re diving into some critical cybersecurity updates to keep you informed and protected. We explore the importance of encrypted apps and how they safeguard your data in an evolving threat landscape. We also cover a serious FortiGate SSL VPN breach, highlighting growing concerns over SSL VPNs. Plus, we highlight FireScam, a malware disguising itself as Telegram, and a new DoubleClickjacking exploit that manipulates user clicks for malicious purposes.
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Encryption is the process of transforming plaintext into ciphertext. This is done by converting data into an unreadable form using an encryption cipher with variable key lengths. Assuming one is using an industry standard encryption cipher such as the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), then the longer the key used, the more secure and difficult the encryption is to breach using brute force methods.
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General Release Notes
- Added subtitles to pages across Autopilot to give users better context of what customer or item they are viewing
- Updated manager reassignment in power platform to be multiselect instead of drag and drop.
- Updated suppression list updates to occur daily instead of weekly.
- Fixed bug causing simulations to not work on pending trainings in power-up platform.
- Updated admin update API call to be able to track admins last login time.
- Added the ability to download a CSV of all customers from the customer dashboard in Autopilot.
- Updated Autopilot to show / track admins last login time.
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