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Cloud vs. On-Premises: Understanding the Security Differences
More and more organizations are now entrusting their IT resources and processing to the cloud. This trend is likely to grow in the coming years. To illustrate, Gartner predicts that cloud data centers will process 92 percent of workloads by 2020. Cloud workloads are expected to increase 3.2 times in that same span of time, Cisco forecasts.
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Practical Attacks with DNS Rebinding
One of the tools likely to gain popularity in the wild is DNS rebinding. DNS rebinding is a technique that turns a victim’s browser into a proxy for attacking private networks. Attackers can change the IP associated with a domain name after it has been used to load JavaScript. Since same-origin policy (SOP) is domain-based, the JavaScript will have access to the new IP.
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20 Critical Security Controls: Control 10 – Data Recovery Capabilities
In this blog post, Travis Smith goes over Control 10 from the newly released version 7 of the CIS top 20 Critical Security Controls – Data Recovery Capabilities. He walks through the five requirements and offers his thoughts on what he has found.
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