Scram Software has been announced as a “Cyber Security Leader of 2017″ by Cyber Defense Magazine. Linus Chang, the founder of Scram Software, was appropriately thrilled with the acknowledgement. “We’ve been working hard on developing our ScramFS encrypted file system , which is the enabling technology for a whole range of encryption tools and technologies. … Read More.
We recently wrote an article on the long term security of today’s encryption systems, and the effects that quantum computers will have in weakening / breaking the cryptography that currently secures our data. This is of particular importance for companies trying to meet GDPR compliance, as data needs to be secured in the long term, … Read More.
We’re proud to announce that after 3 years of R&D, ScramFS is now ready for beta testing! ScramFS is our cryptographic file system that provides transparent encryption for data at rest. Please visit the ScramFS website to read all about it! Visit the ScramFS website What is ScramFS? ScramFS is an encryption layer that encrypts … Read More.
The 32-year-old son of a Russian parliamentarian and an ally to Vladimir Putin has been sentenced to 2 7 years in prison by the U.S. government for causing damages worth $169 million. Roman Selenev, known as “Track2” in the cybercrime underworld was described as a “pioneer” of credit card data theft. His modus operandi was … Read More.
Zero-day vulnerability is a flaw that hackers can exploit on the same day it’s identified, leaving zero days of warning for the unaware, unsuspecting victims. In the case of Microsoft Word Zero-Day vulnerability, hackers knew about it since at least Nov 2016. Forensics have detected traces linked to attacks on Russian targets in addition to … Read More.
The U.S. Congress has passed the repeal of the broadband carrier privacy rules that required ISPs to seek consumer consent before selling Web browsing and app usage data to advertisers. The law was approved by the Obama administration and scheduled to take effect by the end of this year. It means that ISPs are legally … Read More.