Checking the National Day Calendar today, I see that it is World Password Day. I found it interesting that the primary website dedicated to this seems not to have been updated since last year (maybe...
I’m sure you’ve heard about the numerous cyber attacks on big businesses like Target, Chase Bank, Equifax, and Sony, and other large organizations like the U.S. Government. These are big enterprises that have the resources...
There are a lot of ways to create “complex” passwords – use different passwords for different accounts, do not use names and special dates, use a combination of letters, numbers and characters, etc. Having a...
Late last week, the UK Parliament was under a “sustained” cyber attack. Of course, the hackers were exploiting a known weakness common to many organizations — single-factor authentication which relies solely on passwords. The parliamentary...
A recent study of five million leaked passwords from enterprises in 2016 revealed the most popular ones among users. Tops on the list was “123456,” which makes up about 4% of the sample set, followed...
A new internet security vulnerability was announced last week, and it is “a scary big deal“. Cloudbleed, the name given to this vulnerability, has led to a potentially wide-spread leak of passwords and other data...
Last month, charges were filed against a hacker who used a phishing scheme in May 2016 to potentially access over 750,000 confidential health and personal records in Los Angeles County. As this incident shows, phishing...
2016 has been an exciting year for GreenRADIUS. Apart from security-related updates and bug fixes, your feedback has been the basis of over 50 new features and improvements to GreenRADIUS during the year! The top...
It was a busy, but successful 2016 for us! The following list of new GreenRADIUS features and improvements in 2016 were almost all based on customer feedback and requirements. So we would love to hear...
With all of the leaked passwords that have been made available recently (passwords from services such as Yahoo and LinkedIn), cyber-criminals have access to vast data sets of passwords that make it easier to crack...
