Corporate privacy headaches; Apple fixes wireless flaw

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Network World Security Alert Apr 05, 2017 Privacy rollback can cause headaches for corporate security pros Corporate security pros can add a new task to their busy days: handling panicky employees worried about privacy who are using the onion router (Tor) browser as a way to protect their online activity. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Cisco says Arista's redesign moves not good enough • Knowing when a trusted insider becomes a threat • Apple fixes wireless-based remote code execution flaw in iOS • Open source routing project gets a vital technology infusion • A free decryption tool is now available for all Bart ransomware versions • IT leaders share how they quell cybersecurity attacks • Cisco issues urgent reboot warning for bug in ASA and Firepower appliances • (ICYMI) Sorriest technology companies of 2016 • (ICYMI) Cisco says router bug could be result of 'cosmic radiation' … Seriously? Solution Center: Rapid7 Do You Have the Power to Make Nothing Happen? When it comes to security, the ability to "Make Nothing Happen" is really quite exciting. Check out these resources to learn how Rapid7's threat exposure management, incident detection and security advisory services enable organizations to see network risks and spot attacks before they damage your network. When you can make nothing happen, your enterprise can make growth happen. Read More ▶ Cisco says Arista's redesign moves not good enough The legal battle between Cisco and Arista is heating up as the two sides square off again in court this week in a hearing about their technology patent infringement and enforcement case. Read More ▶ Knowing when a trusted insider becomes a threat The time has come to pay serious attention to new ways of identifying and preventing such insider threats early on. Read More ▶ Apple fixes wireless-based remote code execution flaw in iOS Apple fixed a serious vulnerability that could allow attackers to remotely execute malicious code on the Broadcom Wi-Fi chips used in iPhones, iPads, and iPods. Read More ▶ Open source routing project gets a vital technology infusion Open source networking proponents have uncorked an updated routing protocol project designed to give white box, virtualized environments of all sizes fast and reliable communications. Read More ▶ A free decryption tool is now available for all Bart ransomware versions Antivirus vendor Bitdefender has released a free decryption tool that works for any files affected by the Bart ransomware. Read More ▶ IT leaders share how they quell cybersecurity attacks Three IT executives discuss their greatest cybersecurity fears and some of their favorite tools they use to quell them. Read More ▶ Cisco issues urgent reboot warning for bug in ASA and Firepower appliances Cisco says without system reboot the devices will stop passing traffic after 213 days of uptime Read More ▶ (ICYMI) Sorriest technology companies of 2016 You won't be sorry for spinning through our review of public apologies issued by tech organizations, from Microsoft to Apple to Facebook to Samsung, in 2016. Read More ▶ (ICYMI) Cisco says router bug could be result of 'cosmic radiation' … Seriously? A Cisco bug report addressing "partial data traffic loss" on the company's ASR 9000 Series routers contends that a "possible trigger is cosmic radiation causing SEU soft errors." Read More ▶ eBook: Solarwinds MSP Helping MSPs Make a Foray into the Retail Vertical The retail market might seem challenging-point-of-sale systems and mag stripe readers are definitely different than endpoints and servers. But for the most part, retailers face the same challenges as other businesses, so don't overlook them. Read More ▶ Join The Network World Communities As network pros you understand that the value of connections increase as the number of connections increase, the so called network effect, and no where is this more evident than in professional relationships. Join Network World's LinkedIn and Facebook communities to share ideas, post questions, see what your peers are working on and scout out job applicants (or maybe find your next opportunity). Network World on Facebook ▶ Network World on LinkedIn ▶ SLIDESHOWS Terrible computer pranks that could get you fired New products of the week 4.3.17 Read More ▶ Most-Read Stories 1. 10 more killer Raspberry Pi projects (Collection 2) 2. 10 hidden features in the new Windows 10 Creators Update 3. 10 killer Raspberry Pi projects (Collection 1) 4. Serverless explainer: The next generation of cloud infrastructure 5. iPhone 8 Rumor Rollup: Button in the rear, true tone in the rear, true tone in the front, inside Jony Ives head 6. Making the case for hybrid MPLS/IPSec VPNs 7. 18 free cloud storage options 8. Cisco issues urgent reboot warning for bug in ASA and Firepower appliances 9. Cluster HAT, the easiest way to build a Raspberry Pi Zero cluster 10. 11 hidden tips and tweaks for Windows 10

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