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Symantec researchers found a fourth strain of malware – Raindrop – that was used in the SolarWinds supply chain attack. Researchers have found a fourth strain of malware – Raindrop – that was used in the SolarWinds supply chain attack, a loader similar to the Teardrop tool. But while Teardrop was delivered by the original Sunburst backdoor in early July 2020, Raindrop was used just under two weeks later for spreading laterally across the victim’s network, Symantec said in a report. “The discovery of Raindrop is a significant step i...

Tue, 01/19/2021 LAWRENCE – The Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics at the University of Kansas has announced its virtual programming lineup for the spring 2021 semester. With the inauguration of a new president, the focus of the early schedule will be on the presidency. Spring will also feature a new exhibition, "Voices from the Big First, 1961-1968," and a series of afternoon programs on related topics. “While our nation continues to deal with the COVID-19 crisis, the Dole Institute will be bringing an impressive slate of guests directly to our audience’s homes,” said Director Bill ...

The Chinese Government recent amendments to its National Defense Law indicate that China has shifted its defense strategy to a more pre-emptive posture, makin

33% global customer growth First to uncover Russian "BEC" cybercriminal ring Continued DMARC dominance "Agari met or exceeded financial expectations for three consecutive quarters and for the full fiscal year, making 2020 one of the company's best years on record," said Agari founder and CEO Patrick R. Peterson. "As the COVID-19 pandemic intensified globally, email scammers accelerated their attacks and developed new threat types. Our team worked closely with customers to innovate and get out ahead of the bad actors who were moving as fast as the contagion and using pandemic-related theme...

Both NATO and Russia Actively Planned Out World War III in Europe Given how the Cold War ended, and given how well NATO forces performed in Desert Storm in 1991, a kind of background assumption has taken hold that NATO could have stopped a Warsaw Pact advance in the 1980s. It’s interesting, however, that soldiers and analysts at the time had little confidence of this. Here's What You Need To Remember: Since both sides planned to use tactical nukes with great abandon, it's unlikely that either side could have "won" at all. Even before the guns fell silent in Europe in 1945, it became appare...