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June 17, 2019 — Cyberattacks & exploits How cybercriminals use legitimate-looking domains to attack you Cybercriminals use multiple techniques of manipulation to trick you into opening a malicious website. In this article, you will find information related to UTF-8 characters used in domain names. This can help increase your awareness and stay one step ahead of...

May 28, 2019 — Company news Holm Security is expanding further in Asia

Holm Security continues to expand in Asia and is now opening a sales office in New Delhi,...

May 22, 2019 — Cyberattacks & exploits The Hydro-Attack cost 350 Million – this is how it happened!

Today, not all systems are running yet and they estimated that it may take several months...

March 8, 2019 — Cyberattacks & exploits The 1177 leak could have easily been avoided

According to Stefan Thelberg, security expert and CEO at Holm Security, the 1177 leak...

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February 5, 2019 — Company news Organizer launched

In Security Center, customers can manage their assets and work with their vulnerabilities. With Organizer, we create an overlying layer that enables you to...

January 30, 2019 — Security trends Cyber security predictions in 2019

Web scraping of credit cards Last year, several different e-retailers' credit card forms, on their web pages, were hijacked. Where JavaScript was injected,...

November 26, 2018 — Vulnerability management Outsourcing & vulnerability assessment – a perfect combo

You’re still responsible when outsourcing A common misconception is that outsourcing means that the liability for, as an example, personal data in relation to...

October 2, 2018 — Cyberattacks & exploits 10 different ways an attacker can put in backdoors in IT systems

1. Simply a programming error? If you get a developer to set up a back door. It can be so subtle, you might mistake it for a programming error. Occasionally,...

March 23, 2018 — Cyberattacks & exploits Vulnerability in Episerver detected by Holm Security

Holm Security discovered a vulnerability in EPiServer’s SiteSeeker product. The vulnerability means that JavaScript in affected web pages can be modified to...

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