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3 May 2021 1 minute read 5 comments Matthew Rosenquist
My priorities are my family then my Cybersecurity career. However, I recently noticed that for more than a year, I have not taken a day off. I always make time for my children and wife, but I am also doing work, research, consulting, writing article...
22 Apr 2021 2 minute read 0 comments Matthew Rosenquist
Cybersecurity has evolved with the rapid rise of digital transformation, becoming a crucial element of trust for products and services. No longer just a function of preventing impacts and meeting regulatory requirements, cybersecurity is emerging a...
19 Apr 2021 1 minute read 3 comments Matthew Rosenquist
Google’s infamous Project Zero vulnerability research team recently announced it is changing its disclosure policy to be more friendly to product vendors. But is that good for cybersecurity? In this week’s video, I discuss the pro’s and con’s of th...
14 Apr 2021 5 minute read 6 comments MintDice.com
When the government, especially the US government, discusses the crime associated with Bitcoin, they usually talk about terrorism and illegal substances. But the truth is, the greatest dangers from crime associated to Bitcoin have nothing to do with...
12 Apr 2021 1 minute read 2 comments Matthew Rosenquist
A new vulnerability has been discovered in the popular Zoom online conferencing tool that allows an attacker complete remote control over the targeted system, without any involvement by the user. As vulnerabilities go, this is pretty bad. But ther...
6 Apr 2021 1 minute read 2 comments Matthew Rosenquist
How do governments effectively blunt the growth of ransomware? There is a path, but it does not involve outlawing cryptocurrency! I see many government politicians positioning a ban of cryptocurrency as a solution for ransomware. That would simply...
30 Mar 2021 1 minute read 0 comments Matthew Rosenquist
Cyberattacks are leaping ahead in sophistication and the industry is not prepared. As an example, Google Project Zero team recently detected attackers that exploited a combination of seven previously unknown vulnerabilities (0-days) to hack fully pa...
17 Mar 2021 1 minute read 2 comments Matthew Rosenquist
DeepFake technology is readily accessible and rapidly increasing in its capabilities. It will be used for both entertainment and malicious activities. In today's short video I talk about some of the misuse we are already seeing and how there are cou...
15 Mar 2021 1 minute read 0 comments Matthew Rosenquist
Nations may be defining what are acceptable targets for digital attacks against adversaries. We are likely to see nation sponsored or directed attacks against critical infrastructures that could escalate and cause cascading impacts around the globe...
10 Mar 2021 1 minute read 1 comment Matthew Rosenquist
Cyber threats are adapting their malware to work on new Apple chips that will power their products. The shift to a multi-architecture design will allow attackers to target the next generation of Apple systems and potentially exploit any discovered...
