How Could Hackers Attack Vltava Basin? OSINT Research
How to use publicly available information and find a security flaw in the network? OSINT method and Vltava Basin hack case study.
Author: martinhaller
I am a co-founder of PATRON-IT and a technician by heart. I specialize in corporate IT environment management, cybersecurity and "solving unsolvable" IT problems.
How To Recover a Network After a Ransomware Attack
How to restore a corporate computer network after a ransomware attack? What to start with? I´m sharing the (hard-earned) experience so that you can restore operations as soon as possible.
Why Using VPN to Secure RDP Will Not Stop Hackers
Wondering how to increase RDP (remote desktop) security? Let me tell you how hackers most often hack RDPs and why VPN won’t change anything about it.
How Hackers Attack Companies Through Their IT Providers
No matter how much you invest in IT security if your provider messes around. Beware of hacker attacks through providers.
Hackers came up with a new trick. They learned to improve their blackmailing with ransomware
Ransomware actors have a new trick. None of backup solutions can mitigate it. They are threatening to release all the stolen information.
What hackers can do in your network
Companies end up without data or backups after a ransomware attack because they underestimate the skills of hackers. Learn what a hacker can do within your network and how to improve security.
Security insights: Laptop webcam hack
Did you tape your webcam because you’re afraid of hackers? The video shows how easy it is to hack a laptop webcam. Do you know how to defend getting hacked?
HackerFest 2019 Workshop Sample
We have made one Linux virtual server available for you to hack from the comfort of your home just after the HackerFest 2019. Go on!
Are Updates Really So Important?
To update or not to update? Updates are a neverending topic. In this article, you will learn why to update and how often.
Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 support ends. What to do?
Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 support will end on January 14, 2020. Upgrades are fully underway. What do we replace Windows with?
My view of IT certification MCSE, CCNP, ECSA, CHFI, OSCP
Are you considering where to get certified? I bring my insight into IT certification MCSE, CCNP, ECSA, CHFI, OSCP. Training, exam, practical benefits, price.
OSCP: Offensive Security Certified Professional
Over 60 servers hacked, 5 months of life and 1 exam. My path to OSCP certification: Offensive Security Certified Professional.
Security Insights: How to Get Hacked by a RDP Server
Compromised computer or stolen data? Watch a video on how to get hacked by a RDP server. And then read how to defend against this attack.
TeamViewer: 4-Year User Review (Part 2/2)
TeamViewer and its imperfections. What don’t we like after 4 years of use? And how do we set TeamViewer up to be as safe as possible?
TeamViewer: 4-Year User Review (Part 1/2)
TeamViewer is our remote user support tool. We can handle over 270 connections a week. What do we like about TeamViewer? And why did we buy it?
Monitoring system video: How We Oversee 2000+ Network Devices
The monitoring system, thanks to which we have our networks in order and a constant overview of their health. Practical video directly from the production environment.
Barcamp HK 2018 – Danger in The Name of USB
How easy is it to hack a computer? Video recording from my Barcamp lecture in Hradec Králové. I’ll tell you about the danger that comes through USB.
Ubiquiti UniFi and Fortinet Security Fabric
Ubiquiti UniFi and Fortinet Security Fabric help us manage larger networks, with more security and less effort. Little revolution in network management.
HackerFest 2018 and what we couldn´t fit into the lecture
I will share with you the USB hacks we and William Ischanoe had taken a bite of at HackerFest, but there was no time to go in depth.
Why Is Server Slow: Momentary Problems
hy is the server slow? Article about solving performance problems, measuring performance, finding bottlenecks, and designing new servers.