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The January Firmware Threat Report is out: http://bit.ly/3824TR8 .
#hacking,#cybersecurity,#firmware,#firmwaresecuritypic.twitter.com/u2j736W5mF
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Even with enterprise h/w & s/w protections, HP & Dell were susceptible to DMA attacks. Read Eclypsium's research to find out more: http://bit.ly/2RSlhxL pic.twitter.com/LFmGy5J9FC
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What can Eclypsium’s firmware security experts teach you at the
#CanSecWest 2020: Security Masters Dojo? Firmware implants, the attack vector that is gaining momentum. Register for Practical Firmware Implants http://bit.ly/2tlfiIs pic.twitter.com/GPODww8Ygp
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Don’t miss Eclypsium’s firmware security courses at
#CanSecWest 2020. For information and to register go to Mar 14-15 Practical Firmware Implants- http://bit.ly/2SaBCwy and Mar 16-17 Finding Firmware Implants-http://bit.ly/38StDuQ pic.twitter.com/QnsQbdA7yn
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What can Eclypsium’s firmware security experts teach you at the
#CanSecWest 2020: Security Masters Dojo? How to find#firmware implants, the attack vector that is gaining momentum. Register for Finding Firmware Implants-http://bit.ly/2RIO6wu pic.twitter.com/MYfjRSyc4B
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The January Eclypsium Firmware Threat Report is now out. Take a look at it here: http://bit.ly/390XCB7 pic.twitter.com/1Va60cQUkN
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The January Eclypsium Firmware Threat Report is now out. Take a look at it here: http://bit.ly/38XIDI5 pic.twitter.com/A1me5KH9A6
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HP & Dell laptops with enterprise h/w & s/w protections were analyzed by our principal researchers,
@HackingThings &@jessemichael who found the laptops susceptible to DMA attacks. Read our new research about these vulnerabilities: http://bit.ly/2t8h27I pic.twitter.com/JLjvUt0tjr
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Join Eclypsium's principal researchers
@HackingThings &@Jessemichael for a Q&A on their new research on DMA attacks on Feb. 5. To register go to: http://bit.ly/2GCvmbM .#FirmwareSecurity,#MemoryLane,#Firmware.pic.twitter.com/LSHwxssAcd
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What happened when
@hackingthings &@jessemichael looked at HP & Dell laptops for DMA vulnerabilities? They found some. Join them for a Q&A on Feb. 5 to hear more and ask questions. Register here: http://bit.ly/37G5JCB .#FirmwareSecurity#Firmware,#MemoryLanepic.twitter.com/bZXEe9NBxT
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Eclypsium published new research exposing vulnerabilities to DMA attacks in laptops from HP and Dell. Our principal researchers,
@HackingThings and@jessemichael show that high speed DMA attacks can bypass hardware protections on enterprise devices. http://bit.ly/313EEqN pic.twitter.com/OWhEux8F78
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Protect IT assets from hidden threats through assessing
#firmware vulnerabilities, detecting implants and backdoors, identifying outdated firmware, locating firmware upgrades and more. Go here: http://bit.ly/37xspoM pic.twitter.com/qEh9o1MwkI
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Did you realize that virtually every component within a modern device has
#firmware that can get compromised in an attack? Visibility is critical, but how? Learn more: http://bit.ly/2uz2yOC .#Cybersecuritypic.twitter.com/9eirO6aXlk
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Why do you need firmware protection? Unprotected Firmware can cause major issues that you might not recover from. Learn more about
#firmware protection here http://bit.ly/2uFdZ7C .#Firmware security,#cybersecuritypic.twitter.com/fRSrUh6dov
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Get our Assessing Enterprise Firmware Risk checklist here: http://bit.ly/2GhUpAB pic.twitter.com/kBhQb8Xakh
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Once organizations have visibility into their attack surface, they need to be able to detect the signs of attack. Can your organization detect
#firmware tampering? Learn more in our recent report: http://bit.ly/2GcTTE4 pic.twitter.com/7eGz1F53sk
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Eclypsium's new report, Assessing Enterprise Firmware Security Risk in 2020, aims to give security teams and their leaders a way to self-assess their
#firmware security in light of the biggest trends of the past year. http://bit.ly/2TV46gF pic.twitter.com/v6csAS2Yjj
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Compromised
#firmware was the 3rd most common infection vector in 1H 2019, accounting for 12% of attacks disrupting companies, public entities and other organizations. Here are 5 questions to ask when assessing firmware security risks. http://bit.ly/2unXvR6 pic.twitter.com/TEkM3gI4no
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The enterprise laptop can go all over the world. Security professionals that are responsible for these global devices need confidence that their devices can stand up to high-risk locations. Read more here: http://bit.ly/38sJVe2 .
#firmware securitypic.twitter.com/86ELCPQqEX
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2019 had the most
#firmware vulnerabilities ever discovered, marking a 43% rise over the previous record in 2018. Read our new research that gives security teams a way to self-assess their firmware security in light of the trends of the past year. http://bit.ly/367CZBi pic.twitter.com/TVcmiLujiN
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