Security
Broadening the Art of the Possible Through Diversity
During a recent conversation with an industry peer and great friend, he asked, “How did you make Cisco’s Security and Trust Organization so inclusive and diverse?” The question made me pause for a couple reasons. First, that he thought that one person alone could be behind such a broad team achievem…
Korea In The Crosshairs
This blog post is authored by Warren Mercer and Paul Rascagneres and with contributions from Jungsoo An. This article exposes the malicious activities of Group 123 during 2017. We assess with high confidence that Group 123 was responsible for the following six campaigns: “Golden Time” c…
Security Challenges and Opportunities: The Security Day at Cisco Live in Barcelona on 29th January
[January 19, 2018 Update: Registrations for Security Day are now closed. Please visit our Security Track page here to learn about our security sessions and other events at Cisco Live Barcelona.] Every organisation has something valuable to protect and adversaries who want to get their hands on it. T…
Vulnerability Spotlight: Multiple Unpatched Vulnerabilities in Blender Identified
Technology has evolved in incredible ways that has helped people to create and visualize media like never before. Today, people can use tools such as Blender to visualize, model, and animate 3D content, especially since it’s free and open-source software. However, this also make it an attracti…
Vulnerability Spotlight: Ruby Rails Gem XSS Vulnerabilities
Talos has discovered two XSS vulnerabilities in Ruby Rails Gems. Rails is a Ruby framework designed to create web services or web pages. Ruby Gems is a package manager for distributing software packages as ‘gems’. The two XSS vulnerabilities were discovered in two different gem packages:…
Vulnerability Spotlight: Multiple Vulnerabilities in the CPP and Parity Ethereum Client
Talos is disclosing the presence of multiple vulnerabilities in the CPP and the Parity Ethereum clients. TALOS-2017-0503 / CVE-2017-14457 describes a denial of service vulnerability and potential memory leak in libevm. The function is not currently enabled in the default build. This vulnerability on…
Security or Innovation?
I recently bought a house, and as many homeowners know, you should never buy a house without inspecting its foundation. A bad foundation can lead to cracks, instability, and an unsafe living environment. No matter how good the rest of the house looks, without a good foundation it’s unlivable. In ord…
Meltdown and Spectre
Cisco Talos is aware of three new vulnerabilities impacting Intel, AMD, Qualcomm and ARM processors used by almost all computers. We are investigating these issues and although we have not observed exploitation of these vulnerabilities in the wild, that does not mean that it has not occurred. We hav…
Incident Response: Are you ready?
I am a big proponent of “what if” planning. Are you? I spin through what-if scenarios every day. Sometimes I ponder unlikely events, like: what would I do if I came across a bear while hiking in the forest? Or, a more positive but equally unlikely example: what if I won a million dollars? Either way…
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