by John Dasher | Sep 15, 2020
CVE-2020-1472 Zerologon Exploit Now Available Latest CVE-2020-1472 Zerologon Exploit Now Available Yesterday, (14 Sep 2020) RiskSense announced that we had written and released a weaponized exploit for CVE-2020-1472, also known as “Zerologon”. We do this of course, to... read more
by Sean Dillon | Sep 1, 2020
Don’t Forget the Firmware Latest Don’t Forget the Firmware This past week Cisco discovered zero-day attacks being used in the wild against its Cisco IOS XR products. The last few months have shown a trend to keep network administrators busy outside of the... read more
by Taylor Wong | Jul 16, 2020
System Filters Latest System Filters A couple of years ago, RiskSense provided a saved quick filter for a customer who was curious about a particular set of CVEs. RiskSense quickly realized the value in single-click system filters as they help clients understand the... read more
by Nida Stewart | May 20, 2020
Blast from the Past! Working from home leads to uptick in Remote Access Vulnerability Trends Latest Blast from the Past! Working from home leads to uptick in Remote Access Vulnerability Trends Back in May of 2019, one of the most trending and high-profile... read more
by Daniel Peterson | May 13, 2020
While Zoom is in the News, Other Vendors are Also Plagued with Vulnerabilities Latest While Zoom is in the News, Other Vendors are Also Plagued with Vulnerabilities The first few months of 2020 had the world thrust apart because of COVID-19. In response, organizations... read more
by Taylor Wong | May 6, 2020
DHS Warnings Bring Light to Surging VPN Vulnerabilities Latest DHS Warnings Bring Light to Surging VPN Vulnerabilities Since the start of 2020, virtual private networks (VPNs) have spiked in usage by 33% due to the flood of people forced to work from home. With this... read more
