Spacex Rocket Security Flaw

Posted on July 17, 2018Categories Uncategorized

Spacex, a space expedition company that makes unmanned rockets owned by Elon Musk, has a very visible potential problem. We wanted to ensure the highest quality report on this issue, so it’s taken two years to put this together.

 

Spacex has a live stream where you can watch their takeoffs and landings, which we link to below. To most, this looks fine, however when the rocket is re-entering orbit it attempts to establish a link with a drone ship it is supposed to land on. This is where things could potentially possibly go wrong. When the rocket attempts to establish a connection to the drone ship it opens the potential  for the rocket to be hijacked by a malicious actor.

Spacex employees that we’ve spoken to in the last two years did not deny this as a potential issue.

 

What is this issue? How does it work? When the drone rocket is trying to land on the drone ship, it initializes a connection that isn’t verbally answered immediately  by the ship which might if not properly secured would give an attacker a potential window of time to hijack the drone rocket and making it go wherever they want, which could be a cataclysmic disaster if this happened. The reason we are saying potential is because we have not been authorized to test this issue. Would this issue be exploitable from your home? No, you would have to be in the vicinity of the drone ship, say with a submarine.

Elon musk has yet to respond for a request for comment.

WordPress SEO plugin and WP Security plugin updated to 7.1 — what is to come

Posted on June 15, 2018Categories UncategorizedTags , , , , , , ,

Our WordPress SEO & security plugin called redirect editor and security, automatically does it’s best to fix some security, by attempting to  your average elementary schoolers bot from detecting your site. These features are new and evolving rapidly.

 

The core feature of this plugin is redirects, which does have an impact  on SEO, especially if say a page is very important and then you modify the page name and no one can find it by that url. It messes up Google search, anyone who has the link, everyone thinks you’ve deleted the page. We simply allow users to redirect from within their application to elsewhere within their own domain.

 

It’s on our request list to let you redirect to another domain and that will be coming in an update, if all goes well. We are considering adding in more SEO feature to our WordPress plugin as well.

 

Our company is a full-fledged SEO  and cyber security company, helping turn companies from almost bankruptcy to in the black and doing well.

 

We can help you if you need help with SEO  or cyber security, just let us know.

 

 

 

My SCADA My Pro 7 Hard Coded FTP login exploit

Posted on May 20, 2018Categories Uncategorized

SCADA is used in some of the most critical infrastructure in the world, yet here we are with a severe SCADA exploit for mySCADA Mypro 7 in the newest version to date. Anyone can upload whatever they wish using the FTP username and password that was hard coded into the program.

Thankfully there is a solution, which is restricting access to the obscure port being used for the FTP access.

Until this is patched it is a must to restrict access to the obscure port 2121 being used for FTP.

zero day Detection Automatically in websites software

Posted on May 7, 2018May 7, 2018Categories UncategorizedTags , , , , ,

Zero day software detection is absolutely a necessity, since the average cost of a hack is 1.3 million dollars. We wondered if we could solve the zero day issue by discovering certain zero days nearly the instant they are made. It sounded crazy, but it worked. We can find and detect tens of thousands of zero days in software. Detection is only one step, you may be saying to yourself and you are right. Which is why we also have patch solutions, so whatever you find we have a quick and reliable way to accurately fix the zero day and removing it from the software.

What makes this even better? Our amazing software is only $20 a month. That isn’t 20 dollars a month for 12 months, no it’s 20 dollars a month and you can stop using our software to detect and solve zero days in software before hackers maliciously exploit them.