Phishing Attacks Are Smarter – Is Your MFA Phishing-Resistant Enough to Stop Them?
Phishing attacks are evolving, and traditional Multifactor Authentication (MFA) isn’t enough. Attackers can intercept one-time passwords (OTPs), exploit push fatigue, and manipulate users. Is your MFA strong enough to stop them? If not, it’s time to explore phishing-resistant authentication. Read on to learn why and how to stay ahead of evolving threats. – The Basics
Getting Started with Docker
1. Accounts If you don’t already have, create new accounts: Github: https://www.github.com Dockerhub: https://hub.docker.com 2. Download & Install Install the latest stable release of Docker Community Edition: Click here to download Docker Desktop for Windows – requires Microsoft Windows 10 Professional or Enterprise 64-bit Click here to download Docker Desktop for Mac – requires Apple Mac OS
ServiceNow – Removing Form Buttons
To remove all bottom buttons globally, navigate to System Properties > UI Properties’ and un-check the ‘Show buttons at end of form (Submit, Update, etc.)’ property. Alternatively, within the form view right click and Edit UI action on the respective UI action button e.g ‘Save/Delete’ and Uncheck the Active and Form Button boxes. You can
WLS 10.3.6 Vulnerability Issue
We recently experienced a security-related issue* with our Test environment WebLogic Server (WLS), the application server running our WebCenter Content (WCC) instance.
Free SSL – Setup LetsEncrypt on AWS EC2 using Certbot
LetsEncrypt is a free open certificate authority — basically enable HTTPS for your website name for FREE. It’s pretty awesome and super easy to setup. However there are some downsides to using LE:
MacOS High Sierra- Full Disk Encryption using FileVault
Mac FileVault 2 is the default disk encryption for newer Macs, which encrypts the entire disk using XTS-AES 128-bit encryption with a 256 key. This encryption scheme is recommended by the (NIST). Choose Apple menu > System Preferences, click Security & Privacy, then click FileVault. Click the lock icon to unlock it, then enter an administrator name
ServiceNow – Find inactive LDAP users using lastRefresh time
Create a datetime field on the User [sys_user] table. For example, u_last_refreshed. Create an LDAP transform script to set the field value. [System Ldap > Select the LDAP User import > In Script field, Add below code] [crayon-67ecc499d0ad0641940768/] Create a scheduled job to find and deactivate the user accounts that have not been refreshed in