Background As you may know, Jolera has been shifting towards a more channel-oriented business model for the past year or more. During this challenging period, we have encountered a lot …
SECaaS Introduction
Maximize Appliance Utilization At Jolera we are heavily invested in pushing our carefully chosen security appliances to their full potential. This month we worked extensively with our system engineers and Managed Services …
Perfection and Excellence
Both of these words impute a heightened and aspirational state of brilliance. The desire to achieve these states is a constant mention in the offices and boardrooms of many organizations. …
What firewalls can't fix – and what to do about it
Back in the early days of the Internet, firewalls were invented to keep out the bad guys — similar to an electric fence around a building compound. But times have …
Best Mobile Solution – 2016
This award is given to an IT organization that in the year 2016 created the best mobile solution for their clients or channel partners. To win this award, the mobile …
The rise of ransomware — and how to fight it with a backup strategy
Ransomware has been around for a few years, but it’s growing in popularity with more advanced — and more devious — variations to exploit victims. There’s even ransomware-as-a-service, such as Ransom32, allowing …
Mousejacking: What you need to know
Got a wireless mouse or keyboards that uses a USB dongle? Seems that many of them can be fed fake clicks and keystrokes from a distance…
The problem with open source malware
There are those who would use open-source code to enact harm on other entities. This is a very distinct issue with open-source malware.
World’s biggest Linux distro infected with malware
The hack redirected the download page, rather than pwning the official Linux Mint repository, but Mint’s forums database was stolen along the way…
Linux Mint Website Hack: A Timeline of Events
Last night, the Linux Mint team announced that someone had hacked their servers and started pointing user downloads to malicious ISO images for the Linux Mint 17.3 Cinnamon edition. Our Linux editor already covered the initial details of the attack, which we recommend reading before going forward with this article.
Source Code For Android Banking Malware Leaked
The source code for banking malware GM Bot is leaked to cybercriminals who will likely recompile the free code to numerous new variants, according to IBM X-Force threat intelligence.
