Whether it is ChatGPT, GPT4, Bard, or any of the other AI systems competing for public attention, these systems represent a significant leap forward in Malware as a Service (MaaS) capabilities. While it is true there are supposed to be guard rails that prevent...
It is no secret that NAS devices are frequently targeted by ransomware attacks, and for good reason. Critical data is often stored on devices. Furthermore, NAS devices typically store large amounts of data. NAS devices run Linux operating systems, so malware written...
The Risks of Using eBPF for Security eBPF (extended Berkeley Packet Filters) has emerged as a powerful tool for extending the functionality of the Linux kernel, enabling the implementation of security solutions. However, using eBPF for security purposes is not without...
Protecting Kubernetes Clusters with ZeroLock® In this white paper, we examine how ZeroLock protects Kubernetes clusters from attacks at runtime. Why Runtime Security for Kubernetes First, you might be asking yourself, “What is runtime protection and why do I need it?”...
ZeroLock Deployment and Integration Introduction Internationally renowned cryptographer, Bruce Schneier, wrote that “complexity is the worst enemy of security, and our systems are getting more complex all the time.” This statement is especially true today as AI...
Supply-chain attacks take advantage of insecure segments of the supply-chain of a target. An attacker will manipulate the elements used in the production process of the target, and thereby produce a vulnerability. In many modern examples this involves compromising...
