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Counterfeit Cisco switches raise network security alarms

Network World

In a disconcerting event for IT security professionals, counterfeit versions of Cisco Catalyst 2960-X Series switches were discovered on an unnamed business network, and the fake gear was found to be designed to circumvent typical authentication procedures, according to a report from F-Secure.

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How To Use SCP (Secure Copy) With SSH Key Authentication

Tech Republic Security

Here's how to use the secure copy command, in conjunction with ssh key authentication, for an even more secure means of copying files to your remote Linux servers.

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MD5 attack puts RADIUS networks everywhere at risk

Network World

The “secure enough” RADIUS/UDP authentication protocol may have finally met its match, and organizations that have continued to rely on RADIUS to authenticate networked devices over UDP and TCP despite its reliance on outdated cryptography are urged to take immediate action to secure their networks.

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Savvy Ways Small Businesses Can Fight To Secure Their Networks

IT Toolbox

Justin Kozak, executive vice president of sales at Founder Shield explores ways to combat cybercriminals and protect your networks against cyber threats. The post Savvy Ways Small Businesses Can Fight To Secure Their Networks appeared first on Spiceworks.

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Trusona Is Poised To Improve How We Securely Authenticate With Systems

CTOvision

Editor’s note: I first met Trusona via the Security Innovation Network (SINET) and later thanks to Evan Weisel of W2Comm I was treated to an in person demo and discussion with CEO Ori Eisen while at Blackhat. This solution is smart, effective, and incredibly simple for users and the enterprise IT team. Was glad to […].

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RADIUS Protocol Vulnerability Exposes Networks To Attack

IT Toolbox

Security researchers have uncovered a vulnerability in the RADIUS network authentication protocol. The post RADIUS Protocol Vulnerability Exposes Networks To Attack appeared first on Spiceworks Inc. The flaw can be used to conduct man-in-the-middle (MITM) attacks. Learn more about the vulnerability.

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A Spike In Home Workers Raises MFA Resilience Questions

Forrester IT

Millions of employees who have been logging in from workstations on corporate networks are now logging in from home or elsewhere on public networks. Stronger authentication, and VPNs, that used to be required for a subset […].