The cybersecurity landscape is shifting quickly. In Episode 361 of The443 Podcast, Marc Laliberte and Corey Nachreiner discuss three emerging issues shaping modern security: A critical authentication bypass in a popular JSON Web Token (JWT) library An autonomous AI bot exploiting GitHub repositories…
Three stories, one theme: control planes, supply chains, and human workflows remain high-leverage targets. This Secplicity blog follows the sequence and details covered by Marc Laliberte and Corey Nachreiner in The443 Podcast Episode 360. 1) Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN 0-Day (CVSS 10): What happened Cisco…
Let’s be honest: cybersecurity rules are not exactly thrilling. But if your company supports the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), CMMC (Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification) is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. At its core, CMMC exists for one simple reason: to help ensure sensitive…
Cyberattacks have become the new normal, but 2025 has been particularly brutal for UK businesses. We’re not even through the year, and already four major incidents have shaken industries, disrupted communities, and forced us to think harder about how we deal with cyber threats. Here’s what’s…
While the world was captivated by the first Harry Potter movie, cybercriminals were busy launching one of the first major web server worms. What Was Happening in the World: The 9/11 attacks in the United States profoundly shifted global security policies, increasing focus on cybersecurity and…
Computers seem to be virtually limitless in their abilities – they can send and receive digital information, serve content via many defined protocols, compute algorithms much faster than a human can, and even provide countless hours of fun and entertainment. One very common use of computers is…
Computers are a great tool and provide many perks to their users; they can perform tasks in a rather impressively fast manner, potentially offer paperless offices, and you’re even able to play computer games…of course not during working time! Aside from these great benefits, however, how useful…
A port is a made-up, or logical, endpoint for a connection, and ports allow the Internet to handle multiple applications over the same wires. Your system figures out how to treat data coming at it partially by looking at what port the data is destined for.