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Member Since: 10/30/2019 Author Comments: 1 CEO and Co-Founder of Jscrambler, Rui Ribeiro has led the company since 2007 from bootstrapping to a growing business. Currently, he executes the companys growth strategy and manages its vision and culture. With over 15 years of experience in the information technology sector, prior to Jscrambler, Rui held management roles in the financial sector and worked as a software analyst. Articles by Rui Ribeiro
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Presenting solutions / quotations Must be well spoken and able to engage with high level decision makers in a professional business environment Pipeline management Must be self-driven / self-managed with strong ability to drive sales and report to management proactively Responsibilities: Responsible for the development of the company customer base and for selling the complete product service offering (product basket) to the client base. Products range from, but not limited to, the Peplink ran...
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Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome Roll Out Password Protection Tools

minute read Share this article: The new tools on Chrome and Edge will make it easier for browser users to discover – and change – compromised passwords. Two major browsers –Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome – are rolling out default features, which they say will better help notify users if their password has been compromised as part of a breach or database exposure. Edge and Chrome’s moves signify a bigger push by browsers to solve the big “password problem” plaguing ...
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Amazon Kindle RCE Attack Starts with an Email

The “KindleDrip” attack would have allowed attackers to siphon money from unsuspecting victims. Three vulnerabilities in the Amazon Kindle e-reader would have allowed a remote attacker to execute code and run it as root – paving the way for siphoning money from unsuspecting users. Yogev Bar-On, researcher at Realmode Labs, found that it was possible to email malicious e-books to the devices via the “Send to Kindle” feature to start a chain of attack – a discovery that earned him $18...
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Critical Cisco SD-WAN Bugs Allow RCE Attacks

Cisco is stoppering critical holes in its SD-WAN solutions and its smart software manager satellite. Cisco is warning of multiple, critical vulnerabilities in its software-defined networking for wide-area networks (SD-WAN) solutions for business users. Cisco issued patches addressing eight buffer-overflow and command-injection SD-WAN vulnerabilities. The most serious of these flaws could be exploited by an unauthenticated, remote attacker to execute arbitrary code on the affected system with r...
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DNSpooq Flaws Allow DNS Hijacking of Millions of Devices

Seven flaws in open-source software Dnsmasq could allow DNS cache poisoning attacks and remote code execution. Researchers have uncovered a set of flaws in dnsmasq, popular open-source software used for caching Domain Name System (DNS) responses for home and commercial routers and servers. The set of seven flaws are comprised of buffer overflow issues and flaws allowing for DNS cache-poisoning attacks (also known as DNS spoofing). If exploited, these flaws could be chained together to allow rem...
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Malwarebytes Hit by SolarWinds Attackers

The attack vector was not the Orion platform but rather an email-protection application for Microsoft 365. Malwarebytes is the latest discovered victim of the SolarWinds hackers, the security company said – except that it wasn’t targeted through the SolarWinds platform. “While Malwarebytes does not use SolarWinds, we, like many other companies were recently targeted by the same threat actor,” it disclosed in a Tuesday web posting. Instead of using the SolarWinds Orion network-management...
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