What is the KRACK attack and is WPA2 still safe to use?
KRACK is a 2017 set of WPA2 handshake flaws that let a nearby attacker decrypt some Wi-Fi traffic. Patch clients and access points to stay on WPA2 safely.
Deep dives, practical guides, and incident analyses from engineers who build Safeguard. No fluff, no vendor FUD — just what you need to ship secure software.
KRACK is a 2017 set of WPA2 handshake flaws that let a nearby attacker decrypt some Wi-Fi traffic. Patch clients and access points to stay on WPA2 safely.
DirtyCred swaps low and high privilege kernel credential objects to turn ordinary Linux heap bugs into privilege escalation. Learn the idea and defenses.
Structured data follows a defined format of fields and types, like tables or JSON. That makes it easier to validate and protect than free-form files.
Smishing is phishing by text message. Look for urgency, odd links and requests for codes or payments, then verify through a channel you already trust.
Shadow data is sensitive information outside any inventory or owner, such as old copies and test dumps. Find it by mapping data, not just systems.
SSE is an industry term for cloud-delivered security that sits between users and the web, SaaS and private apps. Judge it by the controls, not the label.
Scareware uses fake virus alerts to push you into buying useless software or granting remote access. Close it safely, scan, and never call the number.
Proactive security means acting on known risks before attackers do. Four habits for security leaders: inventory, exploited first patching, owners, drills.
Packet loss is when packets sent across a network never arrive. Measure it per hop, find the congested or faulty link, and watch TCP and VoIP effects.
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