Vulnerabilities are increasing and attackers are exploiting them quicker than traditional vulnerability management tools can keep up. In this blog learn why smarter tools are needed to help organizations focus on the risks and vulnerabilities that matter the most. The post Modernizing Vulnerability Management in Today’s Threat Environment appeared first on Searchlight Cyber.| Searchlight Cyber
Recently, The Impact Facility co-founder, Assheton Stewart Carter, sat down for a frank conversation with new Chief Executive Officer, Lewis Temple, to reflect on the first six years of The Impact Facility.| The Impact Facility
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Every cybersecurity breach begins with an exposed attack surface. From internal systems and cloud assets to digital platforms, physical devices, and human factors, attackers exploit weak points to gain entry. As organizations adopt more cloud services and remote work, attack surfaces are expanding rapidly. This blog explores the key types of attack surfaces, their risks, and how effective management can minimize exposure to evolving threats. The post Understanding the Attack Surface: Internal...| Strobes Security
Modern enterprises face shifting digital ecosystems. Attack surface management helps security teams outpace threat actors, provide continuous visibility, and control over the assets attackers are most likely to exploit. In this blog we discuss the ongoing need for modern enterprises to implement Attack Surface Management tools and the many benefits of doing so. The post The Need for Attack Surface Management in Modern Enterprises appeared first on Searchlight Cyber.| Searchlight Cyber
Close the gap between vulnerability disclosure and remediation with real-time detection, exploit validation, and actionable threat intelligence.| Searchlight Cyber
A V20 CPU, courtesy of Konstantin Lanzet (CC)| Adventures in PC Emulation
Effective CTEM begins with asset visibility. Learn why mapping your digital footprint first is key to reducing blind spots and strengthening cyber resilience.| Searchlight Cyber
I really love our customers. Many people are so super-smart. A few weeks ago I delivered a full-day hands-on workshop for ora2know in Munich and some (positively) crazy people fly in very early morning from the other end of Germany to attend. Others catch a train at night time (which is the bigger adventure in Germany these days). I feel really grateful since this was also a pay-for-it workshop. It was a great day, I’ve had lots of fun – and the attendees hopefully as well. Dagmar sent me...| Upgrade your Database – NOW!
Stop chasing alerts. Discover and secure all external-facing assets with real-time attack surface monitoring. See what attackers see before they strike.| Strobes Security
Last month I wrote about an odd crash that was hitting a few Chrome users. Something was corrupting the XMM7 register and that was causing Chrome to crash. We fixed a couple of bugs in Chrome and w…| Random ASCII - tech blog of Bruce Dawson
Learn how traditional perimeter have expanded, why legacy tools miss critical exposures, and how modern ASM can help organizations to uncover hidden risks.| Searchlight Cyber
In this blog, we discuss why Attack Surface Management is worth the cost for organizations looking to mitigate the risk of cyberattacks.| Searchlight Cyber
The moment a weakness is exposed, attackers strike. This is why Proactive Attack Surface Management (ASM) is no longer optional.| Searchlight Cyber
Attack Surface Management (ASM) is the process of continuously detecting, discovering, analyzing, remediating, and monitoring the cybersecurity| CIP Blog
Welcome to the December Crucible As the year draws to a close after a busy conference season, welcome to this year’s last issue of the Crucible, which looks back on…| MMTA
I’ve been a programmer since the age of 8, and some kind of developer for most of my life. Throughout my life as a coder, both hobbyist and professional, I’ve learnt plenty of programming languages that felt like cookie-cutter clones of each other, but also a few programming languages that changed the way I looked at programming, sometimes even at thinking.| Il y a du thé renversé au bord de la table !
The Godbolt Compiler Explorer is a fantastic tool for assembler programmers. In this post, I show you how to use Compiler Explorer to generate RISC-V assembly code and offer some ideas to make best use of this tool.| Project F
This cheat sheet provides a handy guide to 32-bit RISC-V instructions. I’ve aimed it at software developers, so group instructions by purpose and include common pseudoinstructions.| Project F
Integer multiply and divide instructions form the optional M extension. Making multiplication and division optional keeps the base instruction set simple and reduces the size of the smallest RISC-V core. This post includes a brief overview of common RISC-V extensions.| Project F
This RISC-V assembler post begins by examining the RISC-V jump instructions: jal and jalr. Jump instructions are the basis of functions, so we’ll then dig into function calls, the RISC-V ABI, calling convention, and how to use the stack.| Project F
This RISC-V assembler post covers branch and set instructions, such as beq, bltu, bgez, and slt. We’ll also cover the zero register, program counter, condition codes, and multi-word addition.| Project F
This RISC-V assembler post covers load and store instructions, such as lw, sw, and lbu. We also cover memory alignment, addressing modes, and loading symbol addresses.| Project F
This RISC-V assembler post covers shift instructions, such as sll, srl, and srai. I also explain how to use shift instructions to quickly multiply and divide by powers of two.| Project F
This RISC-V assembler post covers bitwise logical instructions, such as and, not, and xori. Bitwise instructions carry out the specified operator on each bit of the sources in turn.| Project F
This series will help you learn and understand 32-bit RISC-V instructions and programming. The first part looks at load immediate, addition, and subtraction. We’ll also cover sign extension and pseudoinstructions.| Project F
I recently mentioned on Twitter that I made a gameboy game with some friends during my first year of college. Since there’s some cool stuff to showcase, here’s a blog about it! Context # This is some context to explain why we decided to make a gameboy game and a bit of background, if you don’t care feel free to directly skip to the first paragraph. Introduction # All courses in the first year of my college were in C so it was common for students to have low-level side projects.| Zoe's blog
Anthos Service Mesh for GKE can be installed in the following modes: In-cluster ASM using the asmcli utility Managed ASM using the asmcli utility Managed ASM using the ‘gcloud container fleet’ command Managed ASM using the Terraform asm submodule If you need to determine the installation mode used on your GKE cluster, you can examine ... GCP: determining whether ASM is installed via asmcli or gcloud fleet| Fabian Lee : Software Engineer
At some point, there will be a system change significant enough that a maintenance window needs to be scheduled with customers. But that doesn’t mean the end-user traffic or client integrations will stop requesting the services. What we need to present to end-users is a maintenance page during this outage to indicate the overall solution ... GCP: Cloud Run/Function to handle requests to GKE cluster during maintenance| fabianlee.org
Getting Suckered| sthbrx.github.io
