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Mauchel Barthelemy wrote a new post on the site ITACS 5211: Introduction to Ethical Hacking 7 years, 11 months ago
Attached is my Nessus Vulnerability “Pen” Test’s analysis report, PowerPoint and video presentation. Feedback and comments are welcomed. Thank you!
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Mauchel Barthelemy commented on the post, Weekly Question #8: Complete by November 2, 2017, on the site 7 years, 12 months ago
This rooting flaw is definitely a tough one for Linux users. Besides us using in virtual environment, many large organizations deploy Linux servers to run critical web, applications, databases, and so on.
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Mauchel Barthelemy posted a new activity comment 7 years, 12 months ago
According to initial reports, hackers exploited the vulnerability of “internet of things devices” to launch multiple waves of recent DDoS attacks. These devices are labeled “smart home devices,” but perhaps not so smart after all when it comes to cyber security. Strong security technology and methods must be developed for the “internet of things” too .
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Mauchel Barthelemy commented on the post, Weekly Question #8: Complete by November 2, 2017, on the site 7 years, 12 months ago
If this happens to be true, it looks like he needs to protect his business I.T. infrastructure before learning how to protect The U.S.’. Also, how come auditors failed to find such critical vulnerabilities, since he claimed of being audited on a yearly basis? The power of the “Reconnaissance” step.
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Mauchel Barthelemy commented on the post, Weekly Question #8: Complete by November 2, 2017, on the site 7 years, 12 months ago
This article should be a wake-up call for people who often use public Wi-Fi. These statistic numbers are shocking. The way I see this is similar to the driving and texting problem. People in large numbers are aware of local laws against it, but are willing to take the risk regardless. Therefore, better solutions need to be implemented. A quick…[Read more]
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Mauchel Barthelemy wrote a new post on the site ITACS 5211: Introduction to Ethical Hacking 7 years, 12 months ago
We often cover topics about IDSs in class. It is a system(s) embedded within computer networks against malicious activities or policy violations. For example, an IDS infrastructure does so by analyzing incoming n […]
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Mauchel Barthelemy commented on the post, PwC: Security is No Longer an IT Cost Center, on the site 8 years ago
Better late than never. This is encouraging to see big companies like PwC finally realizes that cyber security should be an embedded element of their business. With 59% of organizations that participated in PwC’s information survey said they have increased cyber security spending as a result of digitization of their business ecosystem, slowly but…[Read more]
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Mauchel Barthelemy commented on the post, Hacked voter registration systems: a recipe for election chaos, on the site 8 years ago
This is a topic that has been in the spotlight over the last few months and hopefully states like Florida, North Carolina, and so forth has implemented necessary adjustments to prevent hacking of their voting systems.
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Mauchel Barthelemy commented on the post, Spotify Falls Victim to Malvertising Attack, on the site 8 years ago
To answer your question Loi Van, I believe one of the best ways to force companies to go the extra mile to ensure full protection is for us (consumers) to start taking cyber security more seriously as we should. We have to make them feel cyber security is an important factor in the services big organizations offer. Hopefully Spotify addresses this…[Read more]
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Mauchel Barthelemy wrote a new post on the site ITACS 5211: Introduction to Ethical Hacking 8 years ago
Steve Ranger, a member of ZDNet’s global editorial board, writes “Serious security: Three changes that could turn the tide on hackers” in an effort to echo the urgency of initial steps that must be taken to com […]
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Having a month dedicated to cyber security has been a good idea. At work, we have been bombarded with messages regarding Cyber Security national awareness month. I believe the general public is becoming more aware with IT security in general. Organizations need to continue sending messages out so that more people will become interested in security and research the topics themselves.
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Mauchel Barthelemy posted a new activity comment 8 years ago
Compromising security for faster release is definitely not they way to go for obvious reasons Ahmed highlighted above. Ahmed is 100% correct when he mentions that risks of loss outweigh the benefits of faster release. It all may sound no big deal at the beginning, but this is a catastrophe crisis in the making when many prominent financial…[Read more]
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Mauchel Barthelemy commented on the post, Today's Cybersecurity Management Requires A New Approach, on the site 8 years ago
It is true that Cyber Security Management is in need of a fresh approach, I also believe so because of the rise of “The internet of things,” Artificial Intelligence (AI) and autonomous vehicle programs. Cyber Security methodologies should evolve as rapidly as the increase of smart devices; however, I am not sure white-listing is the only way to…[Read more]
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Mauchel Barthelemy commented on the post, Cisco Forgets to Remove Testing Interface From Security Appliance, on the site 8 years ago
Nice article and very good piece of information too. This is the sort of catastrophic outcome a simple mistake can produce in the cyber security world. Hackers wouldn’t have to do much work at the Reconnaissance stage to cause damage with vulnerabilities like these. Hopefully Cisco takes necessary measures to avoid repeating such mistakes.
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Mauchel Barthelemy posted a new activity comment 8 years ago
Great article Mengqi.
I’m note sure where to even begin after reading stories like these. The fact that hacker organizations manage to operate like a regular business is out of the norms. This proves that banking systems have major weaknesses and need to do a lot of work to eliminate those flaws. I believe this so-called organization will…[Read more] -
Mauchel Barthelemy wrote a new post on the site ITACS 5211: Introduction to Ethical Hacking 8 years ago
Cyber security has been at the center stage during the U.S. primaries and general elections this year. Without diving any further, several U.S. agencies were in the mix to investigate many high profile figures and […]
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Hello Mauchel/class- this is one of the biggest fears for any country in the year of elections, not only the US.
As we hear more about evidence that Russia has the capabilities of potentially temper a presidential decision, we as nation should prioritize resources to stop that from happening. Our democracy and privilege to elect a president should not be compromised by a foreign country or their government, specially in a malicious manner as hacking into a political party to shift things out.
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I couldn’t agree more, but after watching the presidential debate the other night where cybersecurity was not even brought up, it concerns me that our government is not doing enough to protect its nation or citizens from cyber attacks. Yes, President Obama has made some strives in budgeting to increase the US Cybersecurity posture, but I don’t think it is being implemented fast enough.
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Yes they are attempting to make strides and President Obama signed a bill to update the systems of the government, but it seems like it has been happening too much while he has been in office. The next President needs to make this a top priority protecting the confidential information of the citizens of the United States.
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Mauchel Barthelemy commented on the post, 16,000 WordPress Sites Have Been Hacked, on the site 8 years ago
Mengxue and Vaibhav, thank you for your valuable and informative points about WordPress’ threats. Apparently, WordPress has a lot of work to do and I hope they are paying attention and take this seriously. Major academic and media organizations, including CNN and Temple, use the WordPress platform for their website. You are right Mengxue when you…[Read more]
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Mauchel Barthelemy commented on the post, Rapid-7 -The Attacker's Dictionary, on the site 8 years ago
Perhaps the real question is why is it legal for regular people to access such tool without being registered. Accessibility plays a big part of the problem. Major corporations that are licensed and government officials should have access to these type of technologies. Other security professionals would need to be registered to use these tools.
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Mauchel Barthelemy commented on the post, 37-Year-Old 'Syrian Electronic Army' Hacker Pleads Guilty in US Court, on the site 8 years ago
In case many people don’t realize, this is the sort of unfortunate outcome a simple twitter account hack can produce. I say unfortunate, but this could easily be escalated to catastrophic had multiples major news outlets were hack simultaneously to post something like this. Yes, people would eventually realize the news isn’t real; however, it…[Read more]
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Mauchel Barthelemy wrote a new post on the site ITACS 5211: Introduction to Ethical Hacking 8 years ago
Are mathematical formulas the best answer to date against hacking? This is what Wired’s Kevin Hartnett explains in “Computer Scientists Close In On Perfect, Hack-Proof Code,” an article he posted on Huffi […]
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Mauchel Barthelemy posted a new activity comment 8 years ago
Very interesting article. I share the opinion of the directors who believe that stricter punishments and standards must be applied against poor cyber security practices, especially within large corporations. I believe everyone must play their parts to encourage safer IT operations and big enterprises are no exceptions.In fact, they should take…[Read more]
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