Category: SANS™ Internet Storm Center

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Threat actors who send out phishing messages have long ago learned that zero-width characters and unrendered HTML entities can be quite useful to them. Inserting a zero-width character into a hyperlink can be used to bypass

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[This is a Guest Diary by Joseph Flint, an ISC intern as part of the SANS.edu BACS [1] program] Access brokers are groups referred to that obtain initial access in compromised environments, establish persistence through different

One of the hardest applications to create securely is webmail. E-mail is a complex standard, and almost all e-mail sent today uses HTML. Displaying complex HTML received in an e-mail within a web application is dangerous

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Legend has it that in the Middle Ages, monchs raised carp to be as "round" as possible. The reason was that during Lent, one could only eat as much as fit on a plate, and the

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Until now, satellite internet access has been more of a niche solution for internet access. But with the wide availability of Starlink, this is changing. Starlink's performance and price are competitive for many rural users to