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Another PDF Viewer - Is It Malicious?
For security researchers, sometimes spending time reversing a potential suspicious file does not result in it being malicious. There is always something to learn from these efforts, and sometimes they can result in an interesting story even if it does not result in malware. I considered not writing this up but decided (with some help from friends) to release this as an article that details the process of trying to determine if something is malicious. This is one such story that details a PDF that requires a specific PDF viewer application in order to open and extract an encrypted embedded PDF to display to the user, definitely a little strange.
How to Level Up Your Security Education Program
Educating end-users is a core responsibility for security teams. Not only are such education programs required by compliance regimes, but they’re also one of the most effective ways to actually maintain security: Users are now one of the key attack vectors for bad actors. The more they know about the threats and how to respond to them, the better they’ll be able to defend themselves and your organization.
Kandji Announces Kai: Artificial Intelligence for Device Management
Kandji has just released Kai, our new AI-powered assistant for Apple device management. Kai allows admins to quickly gain insights into the state of their Apple device fleets using simple, natural-language queries. Kai does so by harnessing the world’s leading large language model—with complete data privacy.
We chose Kandji for their security solution to efficiently manage a fleet of Apple MacBooks. We were able to quickly and significantly increase our security posture with minimal resources.
Martin G.
Staff Dev-ops Engineer, Wisely
This tool was clearly designed from a Mac admin's point of view.
Nicholas Mercurio
Manager, IT & Security Operations, Fluent
We're saving time managing our Apple fleet with Kandji's built-in automations.
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Director of IT, Turo
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