Zoom faces a privacy and security backlash
April 3, 2020/by Trond HagenCovid-19 phishing on the rise
March 27, 2020/by Raymond AarsethADV200006 | Type 1 Font Parsing Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
March 24, 2020/by Hans-Petter FjeldCovid-19 forces changes
March 20, 2020/by Hans-Petter FjeldInfosec preparedness during Covid-19 outbreak
March 15, 2020/by Hans-Petter FjeldCVE-2020-0852 | Microsoft Word Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
March 11, 2020/by Hans-Petter FjeldCVE-2020-0796 | Server Message Block 3.0 (SMBv3) Remote Code Execution
March 10, 2020/by Hans-Petter FjeldNation state actors plays the long game
March 6, 2020/by Hans-Petter FjeldReality Check: The Story of Cybersecurity
February 28, 2020/by Trond HagenCVE-2020-0688 | Microsoft Exchange Validation Key Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
February 26, 2020/by Hans-Petter FjeldCVE-2020-1938 – Apache Tomcat AJP Request Injection and potential Remote Code Execution
February 25, 2020/by Hans-Petter FjeldBasefarm security news
February 21, 2020/by Iryna YuzhynaCVE-2020-3158 – Cisco Smart Software Manager On-Prem Static Default Credential Vulnerability
February 21, 2020/by Hans-Petter FjeldVMSA-2020-0003 vRealize Operations for Horizon Adapter updates address multiple security vulnerabilities (CVE-2020-3943, CVE-2020-3944, CVE-2020-3945)
February 21, 2020/by Hans-Petter FjeldThemeREX Addons – Remote Code Execution (0day, Being Exploited)
February 20, 2020/by Hans-Petter FjeldCVE-2020-0618 | Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
February 20, 2020/by Hans-Petter FjeldCloud security is voodoo?
January 31, 2020/by Hans-Petter FjeldVulnerable Citrix Appliances
January 29, 2020/by Raymond AarsethThe State of Breach Protection 2020
January 24, 2020/by Trond HagenNew year, new vulnerabilities
January 17, 2020/by Raymond AarsethSecurity Software & Tools Tips – December 2019
December 22, 2019/by Sjir BagmeijerBasefarm security news
December 13, 2019/by Raymond AarsethThreat Hunting or Efficiency: Pick Your EDR Path?
November 29, 2019/by Security Incident Response TeamData leaks and breaches
November 22, 2019/by Raymond AarsethSecurity Software & Tools Tips – November 2019
November 17, 2019/by Sjir BagmeijerVisa Warns of New JavaScript Skimmer ‘Pipka’
November 15, 2019/by Trond HagenInsider threats
November 8, 2019/by Raymond AarsethHappy Birthday, CVE!
November 1, 2019/by Security Incident Response Teamtest
October 24, 2019/by Johan KangurSecurity Software & Tools Tips – October 2019
October 20, 2019/by Sjir BagmeijerDo you know about all equipment connected in you operation, really?
October 18, 2019/by Hans-Petter FjeldNever Trust a Platform to Put Privacy Ahead of Profit
October 11, 2019/by Trond HagenUnpatched Bug Under Active Attack Threatens WordPress Sites with XSS
September 26, 2019/by Security Incident Response TeamSecurity Software & Tools Tips – September 2019
September 22, 2019/by Sjir BagmeijerMillions of passenger data publicly accessible in cloud storage buckets
September 20, 2019/by Security Incident Response TeamHistoric data is an insufficient basis for making good decisions
September 16, 2019/by Fredrik OhlsenDNS-over-HTTPS, a curse or a blessing?
September 13, 2019/by Security Incident Response TeamDiversity and Security. Why it is so important?
September 13, 2019/by Iryna YuzhynaCrimeware in the Modern Era
September 6, 2019/by Security Incident Response TeamBackdoor Found in Utility for Linux, Unix Servers
August 23, 2019/by Security Incident Response TeamSecurity Software & Tools Tips – August 2019
August 18, 2019/by Sjir BagmeijerDon’t let encrypted messaging become a hollow promise
July 26, 2019/by Security Incident Response TeamSecurity Software & Tools Tips – July 2019
July 21, 2019/by Sjir BagmeijerOpenSSH Now Encrypts Secret Keys in Memory Against Side-Channel Attacks
June 28, 2019/by Security Incident Response TeamSecurity Software & Tools Tips – June 2019
June 23, 2019/by Sjir BagmeijerSACK Panic kernel bug discovered by Netflix
June 21, 2019/by Security Incident Response TeamRAMBleed, a new side-channel attack enables attackers to read memory not belonging to them
June 14, 2019/by Security Incident Response Team2.3B Files Exposed in a Year: A New Record for Misconfigs
May 31, 2019/by Security Incident Response TeamSecretary General gives keynote speech on NATO’s adaption to cyber threats
May 24, 2019/by Security Incident Response TeamSecurity Software & Tools Tips – May 2019
May 19, 2019/by Sjir BagmeijerNew Class of CPU Flaws Affect Almost Every Intel Processor Since 2011
May 17, 2019/by Security Incident Response TeamNew Initiative Aims to Fast-Track Women into Cybersecurity Careers
May 10, 2019/by Security Incident Response TeamWindows Zero-Day Emerges in Active Exploits
May 3, 2019/by Security Incident Response TeamThe strengths and weaknesses of different VPN protocols
April 26, 2019/by Security Incident Response TeamSecurity Software & Tools Tips – April 2019
April 21, 2019/by Sjir BagmeijerMicrosoft confirms Outlook.com and Hotmail accounts were breached
April 19, 2019/by Security Incident Response TeamHYBRID CLOUD FOR PEAK LOADS AT DESTINATION GOTLAND
April 15, 2019/by BasefarmWHEN BUSINESS CONTINUITY IS KEY
April 15, 2019/by BasefarmBug-hunters punch huge holes in WPA3 standard for Wi-Fi security
April 12, 2019/by Security Incident Response Team540 Million Facebook User Records Found On Unprotected Amazon Servers
April 5, 2019/by Security Incident Response TeamSecurity Software & Tools Tips – March 2019
March 31, 2019/by Sjir BagmeijerNorsk Hydro lose more than NOK 300-350 millions in a week after attack
March 29, 2019/by Security Incident Response TeamChange your Facebook password now!
March 22, 2019/by Security Incident Response TeamMUSIC IN THE CLOUD PROVIDES NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR TECH COMPANIES
March 15, 2019/by BasefarmTHE BANK THAT CAN SLEEP WELL AT NIGHT
March 15, 2019/by BasefarmWomen In Tech 2019
March 14, 2019/by BasefarmHundreds of Vulnerable Docker Hosts Exploited by Cryptocurrency Miners
March 8, 2019/by Security Incident Response TeamPassword Managers Are Worth the Risk, Readers Say
March 1, 2019/by Security Incident Response TeamSecurity Software & Tools Tips – February 2019
February 28, 2019/by Sjir BagmeijerMicrosoft IIS DoS, patch install not enough
February 22, 2019/by Security Incident Response TeamSECURE PAYMENTS WITH PAYEX
February 15, 2019/by BasefarmSBAB SAVES 7 MILLION SECONDS
February 15, 2019/by BasefarmDowngrade Attack on TLS 1.3 and Vulnerabilities in Major TLS Libraries
February 8, 2019/by Security Incident Response Team8 security trends 2019
February 5, 2019/by Security Incident Response TeamMulti-factor authentication time?
February 1, 2019/by Security Incident Response TeamHow to improve control and save cost with Service Organization Controls (SOC) reports.
January 30, 2019/by Esten HoelUnprotected Government Server Exposes Years of FBI Investigations
January 25, 2019/by Fredrik SvantesNORDKAP: WHERE INSIGHTS AND FINANCES CONNECT
January 16, 2019/by BasefarmWORLD-CLASS PUBLIC E-ADMINISTRATION IN NORWAY
January 16, 2019/by BasefarmGive Up the Ghost: A Backdoor by Another Name
January 11, 2019/by Security Incident Response TeamSecurity Software & Tools Tips – January 2019
January 9, 2019/by Sjir BagmeijerEU launches bug bounty programs for 15 software
January 4, 2019/by Trond HagenWhat is the Australian Anti-Encryption Bill?
December 14, 2018/by Fredrik SvantesShould you build your own SOC or use one as a service?
December 11, 2018/by Fredrik SvantesWhat is a Security Operations Center and why do you need it?
December 11, 2018/by Fredrik SvantesHow do you find the right SOC provider for your company?
December 11, 2018/by Fredrik Svantes4 Industries That Have to Fight the Hardest Against Cyberattacks
December 7, 2018/by Trond HagenSecurity Software & Tools Tips – December 2018
December 4, 2018/by Sjir BagmeijerTime for a new take on IT security
November 30, 2018/by Fredrik SvantesDNSpionage and how to mitigate DNS tunneling
November 30, 2018/by Hans-Petter FjeldTick the box on GDPR or go above and beyond?
November 29, 2018/by BasefarmDigital Ability Report 2018/2019 : your free guide to digitization
November 23, 2018/by BasefarmThought you deleted your iPhone photos?
November 16, 2018/by Security Incident Response TeamPatch your servers, not your brand!
November 13, 2018/by Esten Hoel258,000 encrypted IronChat phone messages cracked by police
November 9, 2018/by Security Incident Response TeamSecurity Software & Tools Tips – November 2018
November 6, 2018/by Sjir BagmeijerRussia accused of Energy Sector Siege
November 2, 2018/by Hans-Petter FjeldHalf of Execs Feel Unprepared to Respond to a Cyber-Incident.
October 19, 2018/by Security Incident Response TeamWeb Security Vulnerabilities and How to Fix them
October 16, 2018/by BasefarmCloud computing is creating new challenges
October 12, 2018/by Trond HagenDynamic Content Attacks and How to Mitigate them
October 5, 2018/by Hans-Petter FjeldSecurity Software & Tools Tips – October 2018
October 1, 2018/by Sjir BagmeijerHow a Web Application Firewall can protect against bad coding
September 28, 2018/by BasefarmHackers Turn to Python as Attack Coding Language of Choice
September 28, 2018/by Security Incident Response TeamThousands of breached websites turn up on MagBo Black market
September 21, 2018/by Security Incident Response Team5 tips for better cloud security
September 14, 2018/by Trond Hagen3 takeaways from SQLSaturday in Oslo
September 7, 2018/by BasefarmBlocking cyber attacks; Why you should understand adversary playbooks
September 7, 2018/by Hans-Petter FjeldCheck for the Security-First Mindset Across All Teams
August 31, 2018/by Security Incident Response TeamWhat we learned from DEF CON 26
August 27, 2018/by Hans-Petter FjeldSecurity is Not a One-Person Job
August 24, 2018/by Security Incident Response TeamTLS 1.3 – Internet Security Gets a Boost
August 17, 2018/by Trond HagenBF-SIRT Newsletter 2018-32
August 10, 2018/by Raymond AarsethMalware is so 2017: five security trends to watch out for
August 8, 2018/by BasefarmBF-SIRT Newsletter 2018-31
August 3, 2018/by Security Incident Response TeamWhen business continuity is key
August 3, 2018/by BasefarmAre you prepared for DDoS attacks?
August 2, 2018/by BasefarmGet ready for Black Friday 2018 -23rd of November is just around the corner!
July 30, 2018/by BasefarmBF-SIRT Newsletter 2018-30
July 27, 2018/by Hans-Petter Fjeld5 IT Trends that will shape the next 5 years (Part 4): Cloud Security
July 25, 2018/by Basefarm7 steps for more secure web applications
July 23, 2018/by BasefarmThe four greatest challenges for IT leaders
July 23, 2018/by BasefarmBF-SIRT Newsletter 2018-28
July 20, 2018/by Trond HagenBF-SIRT Newsletter 2018-27
July 13, 2018/by Security Incident Response TeamBF-SIRT Newsletter 2018-26
July 6, 2018/by Hans-Petter FjeldSee what many overlook in GDPR data processing agreements
July 3, 2018/by BasefarmBF-SIRT Newsletter 2018-25
June 29, 2018/by Security Incident Response TeamBF-SIRT Newsletter 2018-24
June 22, 2018/by Trond HagenHow CLOUD Act influence European business
June 19, 2018/by Fredrik OhlsenBF-SIRT Newsletter 2018-23
June 15, 2018/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2018-22
June 8, 2018/by Security Incident Response TeamBF-SIRT Newsletter 2018-21
June 1, 2018/by Security Incident Response TeamThe dawn of the autonomous data center
May 30, 2018/by BasefarmBF-SIRT Newsletter 2018-20
May 25, 2018/by Security Incident Response TeamBalancing security in hybrid cloud environment
May 21, 2018/by BasefarmBF-SIRT Newsletter 2018-19
May 18, 2018/by Security Incident Response TeamCritical IT services need dedicated SOC for GDPR compliance
May 11, 2018/by BasefarmBF-SIRT Newsletter 2018-18
May 4, 2018/by Security Incident Response TeamBF-SIRT Newsletter 2018-17
April 27, 2018/by Security Incident Response TeamWhat AI and machine learning are and how they relate to IoT
April 23, 2018/by BasefarmAre you prepared for social engineering and the Next Corporate hack?
April 23, 2018/by BasefarmBF-SIRT Newsletter 2018-16
April 20, 2018/by Hans-Petter FjeldRussian State-Sponsored Cyber Actors Targeting Network Infrastructure
April 17, 2018/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2018-15
April 13, 2018/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2018-14
April 6, 2018/by Security Incident Response TeamBF-SIRT Newsletter 2018-12
March 23, 2018/by Hans-Petter FjeldMalware is so 2017: five new security trends to watch out for
March 23, 2018/by BasefarmBF-SIRT Newsletter 2018-11
March 16, 2018/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2018-10
March 9, 2018/by Security Incident Response TeamBF-SIRT Newsletter 2018-09
March 2, 2018/by Security Incident Response TeamBF-SIRT Newsletter 2018-08
February 23, 2018/by Security Incident Response TeamBF-SIRT Newsletter 2018-07
February 16, 2018/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2018-06
February 9, 2018/by Security Incident Response TeamBF-SIRT Newsletter 2018-05
February 2, 2018/by Trond HagenBF-SIRT Newsletter 2018-04
January 26, 2018/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2018-03
January 19, 2018/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2018-02
January 12, 2018/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2018-01
January 5, 2018/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-51
December 21, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-50
December 15, 2017/by Raymond AarsethBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-49
December 8, 2017/by Raymond AarsethBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-48
December 1, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-47
November 24, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-46
November 17, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-45
November 10, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-44
November 3, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldWe wrote tests for our third-party security libraries, and you won’t believe what happened next! (CVE-2017-8028)
October 27, 2017/by Espen WiborgBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-43
October 27, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-42
October 20, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-41
October 12, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-40
October 6, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-39
September 29, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-38
September 22, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-37
September 15, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-36
September 8, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-35
September 1, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-34
August 25, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-33
August 18, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-32
August 10, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-31
August 4, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-30
July 27, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-29
July 20, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-28
July 13, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-27
July 6, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-26
June 29, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-25
June 22, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-24
June 16, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-23
June 9, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-22
June 2, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-21
May 26, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-20
May 19, 2017/by Fredrik SvantesWannaCry
May 13, 2017/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-19
May 12, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldStar Wars – Good versus Evil
May 9, 2017/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-18
May 5, 2017/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-17
April 28, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-16
April 21, 2017/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-15
April 14, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-14
April 7, 2017/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-13
March 31, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-12
March 24, 2017/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-11
March 17, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-10
March 10, 2017/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-09
March 3, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-08
February 24, 2017/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-07
February 17, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldFake Telenor Ransomware Campaign
February 7, 2017/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-05
February 3, 2017/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-03
January 20, 2017/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-02
January 13, 2017/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2017-01
January 6, 2017/by Espen HovindBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-51
December 23, 2016/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-50
December 16, 2016/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-49
December 9, 2016/by Espen HovindBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-48
December 2, 2016/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-47
November 25, 2016/by Espen HovindBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-45
November 11, 2016/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-44
November 4, 2016/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-43
October 28, 2016/by Espen HovindBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-42
October 21, 2016/by Espen HovindBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-40
October 7, 2016/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-39
September 30, 2016/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-38
September 23, 2016/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-37
September 16, 2016/by Espen HovindBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-36
September 9, 2016/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-35
September 2, 2016/by Espen HovindBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-34
August 26, 2016/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-33
August 19, 2016/by Espen HovindBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-32
August 12, 2016/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-28
July 15, 2016/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-27
July 8, 2016/by Espen HovindBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-26
July 1, 2016/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-25
June 24, 2016/by Espen HovindBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-24
June 17, 2016/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-23
June 10, 2016/by Espen HovindBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-22
June 3, 2016/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-21
May 27, 2016/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-19
May 13, 2016/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-17
April 29, 2016/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-16
April 22, 2016/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-13
April 1, 2016/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-11
March 18, 2016/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-10
March 11, 2016/by Fredrik SvantesPatch Tuesday March 2016
March 9, 2016/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-08
February 26, 2016/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-07
February 19, 2016/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-06
February 12, 2016/by Fredrik SvantesPatch Tuesday February 2016
February 10, 2016/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-05
February 5, 2016/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-04
January 29, 2016/by Fredrik SvantesChinese salesmen in your inbox
January 29, 2016/by Hans-Petter FjeldHappy Data Protection/Privacy Day!
January 28, 2016/by Fredrik SvantesRecent weeks spam\malware trends; refunds or delay complaints
January 26, 2016/by Hans-Petter FjeldBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-03
January 22, 2016/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2016-02
January 15, 2016/by Fredrik SvantesPatch Tuesday January 2016
January 13, 2016/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-51
December 18, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-48
November 25, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-47
November 20, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-46
November 13, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesPatch Tuesday November 2015
November 11, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-45
November 6, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-44
October 30, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-43
October 23, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-42
October 16, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesPatch Tuesday October 2015
October 16, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-40
October 2, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-39
September 25, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-38
September 18, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-37
September 11, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesPatch Tuesday September 2015
September 10, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-36
September 4, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-35
August 28, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-34
August 20, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-33
August 14, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesPatch Tuesday August 2015
August 12, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-26
June 26, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-25
June 18, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-24
June 12, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesPatch Tuesday June 2015
June 11, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-23
June 5, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-22
May 29, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-21
May 22, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesPatch Tuesday May 2015
May 13, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-19
May 8, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesShortcut towards a secure site
May 6, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-17
April 24, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-16
April 17, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesMicrosoft MS15-034 (HTTP.sys DoS, Memory Disclosure and potential Remote Code Execution)
April 15, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesPatch Tuesday April 2015
April 14, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-15
April 10, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-13
March 27, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesDemand for Information Security skills keep rising
March 27, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-12
March 20, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-11
March 13, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesPatch Tuesday March 2015
March 11, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-10
March 6, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-09
February 27, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-08
February 20, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-07
February 13, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesPatch Tuesday February 2015
February 11, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-06
February 6, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-05
January 30, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-04
January 23, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-03
January 16, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesPatch Tuesday January 2015
January 14, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2015-02
January 9, 2015/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-51
December 19, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-50
December 12, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesPatch Tuesday December 2014
December 10, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesPOODLE returns
December 9, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-49
December 5, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-48
November 28, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesWordPress 4.0.1 – Critical security release
November 20, 2014/by BasefarmBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-46
November 13, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesPatch Tuesday November 2014
November 11, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-45
November 7, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-44
October 31, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-43
October 24, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-42
October 17, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesDrupageddon
October 15, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesPatch Tuesday October 2014
October 15, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesSSLv3 POODLE vulnerability
October 15, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesSandWorm
October 14, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesPossible SSLv3 Vulnerability
October 14, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-41
October 10, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-40
October 3, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-39
September 26, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-38
September 19, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesiOS 8
September 18, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-37
September 10, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesPatch Tuesday September 2014
September 9, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-36
September 5, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-35
August 29, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-34
August 22, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesDatabases stolen with SQL Injection attacks and how to avoid them
August 22, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-33
August 15, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesPatch Tuesday August 2014
August 13, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-32
August 8, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesWordPress and Drupal patched for DDoS vulnerability
August 7, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesOpenSSL update available – patches 9 vulneabilities
August 7, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-31
August 1, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesHow to install Logstash on Windows Server 2012 with Kibana in IIS.
July 6, 2014/by Sjir BagmeijerCan Knowledge Management be solved in the Cloud?
June 19, 2014/by Phillip SmithLunch with Malala – a reminder of how privileged we are!
June 18, 2014/by Grethe ViksaasWebshops responsible for security payments
May 20, 2014/by BasefarmBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-17
April 25, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-16
April 16, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-15
April 11, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesVulnerability in Cisco ASA
April 11, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesCritical OpenSSL vulnerability
April 10, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesPatch Tuesday April 2014
April 9, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-14
April 4, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-12
March 21, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesiOS 7.1 Update
March 13, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesYour WordPress installation can be used in Denial of Service attacks
March 13, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-10
March 7, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-09
February 28, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesApple security updates
February 26, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesHow to outsource your mission critical services in a secure way
February 26, 2014/by BasefarmBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-08
February 21, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesAdobe Flash Vulnerability
February 20, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-07
February 14, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesPatch Tuesday February 2014
February 12, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesLooking back at 2013
February 10, 2014/by Grethe ViksaasBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-06
February 7, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesAdobe Flash Zero Day Exploit
February 4, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-05
January 31, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-04
January 24, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-03
January 17, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesPatch Tuesday January 2014
January 15, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2014-02
January 10, 2014/by Fredrik SvantesDecember 24 – Most importantly, stay informed
December 24, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesDecember 23 – Use Antivirus
December 23, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesDecember 22 – Deploy encryption whenever it is available
December 22, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesDecember 21 – Delete data securely
December 21, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2013-51
December 20, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesDecember 20 – Remove unnecessary programs or services from your computer
December 20, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesDecember 19 – Log out or lock your computer when stepping away
December 19, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesDecember 18 – Never share passwords or passphrases
December 18, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesDecember 17 – Practice the principle of least privilege (PoLP)
December 17, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesDecember 16 – Use an Intrusion Detection System
December 16, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesDecember 15 – Deploy two-factor authentication
December 15, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesDecember 14 – Have security on all your devices
December 14, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2013-50
December 13, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesDecember 13 – Improve your e-mail security
December 13, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesResizing mgmt_tablespace in Grid Control 12c and reclaiming space
December 12, 2013/by Bas KlaassenDecember 12 – Don’t enter your username and password on any computer you don’t control
December 12, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesPatch Tuesday December 2013
December 11, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesDecember 11 – Learn to recognize the signs of malware
December 11, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesSolr <4.6 vulnerable
December 11, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesDecember 10 – Set up a Web Application Firewall
December 10, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesDecember 9 – Set up a separate log host
December 9, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesRuby on Rails vulnerability pre 3.2.16 and 4.0.2
December 8, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesDecember 8 – Check your security on a regular basis
December 8, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesDecember 7 – Have an incident response plan in place
December 7, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2013-49
December 6, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesDecember 6 – Backup your data regularly
December 6, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesDecember 5 – Set up Tripwire for file modification information
December 5, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesDecember 4 – Use an anti DDoS system
December 4, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesDecember 3 – Use hard to guess passwords
December 3, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesDecember 2 – Regularly download security updates and “patches”
December 2, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesDecember 1 – Protect your servers with firewalls
December 1, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2013-48
November 29, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBasefarm Christmas calendar 2013
November 28, 2013/by BasefarmDrupal core – Highly Critical Vulnerability
November 21, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2013-46
November 15, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBasefarm at 2013 European PCI Community Meeting – PCI DSS 3.0
November 14, 2013/by kiansPatch Tuesday November 2013
November 13, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2013-45
November 8, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2013-44
November 1, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesVMworld 2013 in Barcelona
October 30, 2013/by BasefarmMozilla Vulnerabilities
October 30, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2013-43
October 25, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesWordPress 3.7 “Basie”
October 25, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesHow we went from 40 to over 35 000 services
October 23, 2013/by BasefarmCisco ASA VPN Denial of Service Vulnerability
October 23, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesApple security updates
October 22, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2013-42
October 18, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesOracle fixes vulnerabilities
October 17, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2013-41
October 11, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesCisco ASA and FWSM – multiple vulnerabilities
October 10, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesPatch Tuesday October 2013
October 9, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2013-40
October 4, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesAdobe Customer Information and Source Code Compromises
October 4, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesGoogle Releases Google Chrome 30
October 3, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2013-39
September 27, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesiOS 7.0.2 – fixes lock screenvulnerability
September 27, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesApache Struts 2.3.15.2 – Fixes security vulnerabilities
September 23, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesOS X Server v2.2.2 Security Update
September 20, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2013-38
September 20, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesiOS 7 released – fixes vulnerabilities
September 19, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesInternet Explorer Vulnerability Could Allow Remote Code Execution
September 18, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesQuick way to name your NICs in Windows Servers
September 18, 2013/by BasefarmMozilla – Miscellaneous memory safety hazards
September 18, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesProtect your organization before ransomware strikes
September 16, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesApple Security Updates for OS X Mountain Lion and Safari
September 13, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2013-37
September 13, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesWordPress Fixes Multiple Vulnerabilities With 3.6.1 Release
September 12, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesPatch Tuesday September 2013
September 11, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2013-36
September 7, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesCisco releases multiple vulnerability updates
September 4, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2013-35
August 30, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBF-SIRT Newsletter 2013-34
August 23, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesStrategic Planning: A 10 Step Guide – Part 2 of 2
August 23, 2013/by Phillip SmithStrategic Planning: A 10 Step Guide – Part 1 of 2
August 19, 2013/by Phillip SmithBF-SIRT Newsletter 2013-33
August 16, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesPatch Tuesday August 2013
August 14, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesJoomla! critical exploit
August 10, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesTalking about technology trends
August 8, 2013/by BasefarmBF-SIRT Newsletter 29
July 19, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesOracle Patch Advisory July 2013
July 17, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBasefarm SIRT Newsletter 28
July 12, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesPatch Tuesday July 2013
July 9, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBasefarm SIRT Newsletter 27
July 5, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesApple Security Update 2013-003
July 3, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBasefarm SIRT Newsletter 26
June 28, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesWordPress 3.5.2 Maintenance and Security Release
June 25, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBasefarm SIRT Newsletter 25
June 20, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesPuppet Unauthenticated Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
June 20, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesOracle Patches JDK/JRE
June 19, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesiLO3 and iLO4 affected by unauthorized access vulnerability
June 17, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBasefarm SIRT Newsletter 24
June 14, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesPatch Tuesday June 2013
June 11, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBasefarm SIRT Newsletter 23
June 7, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesOS X Mountain Lion v10.8.4 Security update
June 5, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBasefarm SIRT Newsletter 22
May 31, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesRuby on Rails Exploit publicly used in the wild
May 31, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesDrupal.org compromised – 967,659 users and (hashed) passwords stolen
May 30, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesModSecurity 2.7.4 released – fixes critical DoS vulnerability
May 28, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesGeek day 2013
May 24, 2013/by BasefarmBasefarm SIRT Newsletter 21
May 24, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBasefarm SIRT Newsletter 20
May 17, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesWelcome to Basefarm’s bank and finance seminar in Stockholm!
May 17, 2013/by BasefarmPatch Tuesday May 2013
May 14, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBasefarm SIRT Newsletter 19
May 10, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesCritical vulnerability affecting ColdFusion 10, 9.0.2, 9.0.1 and 9.0 and earlier versions for Windows, Macintosh and UNIX
May 10, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesHighly Critical Internet Explorer 8.0 vulnerability
May 10, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesMajor Stack-based buffer overflow with specially crafted request affecting Nginx 1.3.9 and 1.4.0
May 8, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBasefarm SIRT Newsletter 18
May 3, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesImplementing Personal Kanban
April 30, 2013/by Basefarm50 million customers hit in LivingSocial hack
April 27, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBasefarm SIRT Newsletter 17
April 26, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesHigh Risk WordPress Super Cache and W3 Total Cache vulnerability
April 25, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBasefarm SIRT Newsletter 16
April 19, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBoard Game Evening with [d0x3d!]
April 19, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesApple OS X – Java 2013-003 1.0 and Safari 6.0.4
April 17, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesOracle Patch Update April 2013
April 16, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesWordPress sites targeted by brute-force botnet attack
April 15, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBasefarm SIRT newsletter Week 15
April 12, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesSecurity updates available for Adobe Flash Player, ColdFusion and Shockwave Player
April 9, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesMicrosoft Patch Tuesday April 2013
April 9, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBasefarm SIRT newsletter Week 14
April 5, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesArgument injection vulnerability in PostgreSQL 9.2.x before 9.2.4, 9.1.x before 9.1.9, and 9.0.x before 9.0.13
April 4, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesMozilla releases security updates to multiple applications
April 3, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesCritical BIND vulnerability – Millions of DNS servers around the world affected
March 28, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesCisco IOS Multiple DoS Vulnerabilities
March 28, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBasefarm SIRT newsletter Week 13
March 28, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBasefarm SIRT Newsletter 2013-03-22
March 21, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesiOS 6.1.3 Released
March 20, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesRuby on Rails patched to 3.2.13, 3.1.12, and 2.3.1
March 19, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesOS X (v10.8.3), Security update 2013-001 and Safari Webkit updated to 6.0.3
March 16, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBasefarm SIRT Newsletter 2013-03-15
March 15, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesAdobe Flash Player 11.6.602.171 for Windows and Adobe Flash Player 11.2.202.273 for Linux
March 12, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBasefarm SIRT Newsletter 2013-03-08
March 8, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesJava 7 update 17 / Java 6 update 43
March 5, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesFifty million Evernote usernames out in the wild
March 2, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBasefarm SIRT Newsletter #5
March 1, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesSecurity updates available for Adobe Flash Player (APSB13-08)
February 27, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesJava, the gift that keeps on giving
February 27, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBasefarm SIRT Newsletter #4
February 22, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesAdobe Acrobat Reader updated APSB13-07
February 22, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesGoogle Chrome 25.0.1364.87
February 22, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesMozilla Firefox / Thunderbird / SeaMonkey – Multiple Vulnerabilities
February 22, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesÖvervinn e-poststressen
February 20, 2013/by BasefarmJava 7 update 15 / Java 6 update 41
February 20, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBasefarm SIRT Newsletter #3
February 15, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesZero-day exploit for Adobe Acrobat Reader
February 13, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesSecurity update available for Adobe Flash Player
February 12, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesMicrosoft’s Patch Tuesday solves 57 (critical) security vulnerabilities
February 12, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBasefarm SIRT Newsletter #2
February 8, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesHigh Risk Flash Vulnerability
February 8, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesJava (1.7.0_13) update fixes 50 security vulnerabilities
February 2, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBasefarm SIRT Newsletter #1
February 1, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesThis is how many services we host…
January 31, 2013/by BasefarmUPnP Vulnerability
January 30, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesHigh risk Ruby on Rails vulnerability
January 29, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesHigh Risk WordPress vulnerability
January 25, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesBasic inventory of HyperV virtual machines using PowerShell
January 25, 2013/by BasefarmLinkedIn Phishing mails
January 24, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesSweden’s best sites from a hosting perspective
January 17, 2013/by BasefarmHigh Risk Drupal Vulnerability
January 17, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesRuby on Rails Vulnerability
January 10, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesHigh Risk Java Vulnerability
January 10, 2013/by Fredrik SvantesMobile Security
December 21, 2012/by Fredrik SvantesBuilding Dreamhack, part three
November 24, 2012/by Robin LarssonWho won the raspberry?
November 19, 2012/by BasefarmSkype Vulnerability
November 14, 2012/by Fredrik SvantesWe have a winner from D-dagen!
November 5, 2012/by BasefarmOpenStack Folsom quick installation
November 2, 2012/by Fredrik SvantesThe competition from D-dagen at KTH
October 24, 2012/by BasefarmGetting the right features
October 19, 2012/by BasefarmZero-day Microsoft Internet Explorer
September 18, 2012/by Fredrik SvantesDefault = PowerShell
September 3, 2012/by BasefarmWindows Server 2012 is coming!
August 30, 2012/by BasefarmHigh Risk Java vulnerability
August 28, 2012/by Fredrik SvantesHigh Risk Java Vulnerability
August 28, 2012/by Fredrik SvantesGenerate passwords using PowerShell
August 22, 2012/by BasefarmConfiguring Windows Server 2008 R2 Features
August 10, 2012/by BasefarmDefcon 20
August 8, 2012/by Fredrik SvantesBuilding Dreamhack, part two
June 19, 2012/by Robin LarssonBuilding Dreamhack, part one
June 15, 2012/by Robin LarssonDebugging IIS crashes – default WER location
May 23, 2012/by Graham KentA day in the life of a Technical Account Manager
April 24, 2012/by Fredrik SvantesBreakfast cloud seminar with Basefarm in Stockholm!
April 19, 2012/by BasefarmSQL Server setup fails due to partitioned network warnings from cluster service
April 18, 2012/by Graham KentKista Arbetsmarknadsdag – Basefarm Competition winner
March 30, 2012/by Graham KentFollow up to Kista Arbetsmarknadsdag
March 29, 2012/by Graham KentCompete with Basefarm on KAM 2012: Win headphones from Beats by dr. dre!
March 27, 2012/by BasefarmBasefarm will be at Kista Arbetsmarknadsdag next week – come and meet us
March 20, 2012/by Graham KentWhat does the new Basefarm Service Desk mean?
February 17, 2012/by BasefarmTracing select statements on specific objects in SQL Server without using Profiler
February 13, 2012/by Graham KentYear 2011
December 23, 2011/by BasefarmEn konferens i molnet…
December 5, 2011/by Per StrömqvistReflections from Internetdagarna 2011
November 30, 2011/by BasefarmHow to succeed in the IT industry
October 26, 2011/by BasefarmMongoDB 1.8 + 0.2 = 2.0
October 20, 2011/by Per Strömqvistpdfforge toolbar causes critical errors in Microsoft Office
October 17, 2011/by Graham KentSQL Server 2008 R2 setup fails due to invalid credentials
September 15, 2011/by Graham KentSQL Server 2000 cannot start after windows update reboot
September 13, 2011/by Graham KentAlltid kul med nytänkande
September 13, 2011/by Stefan MånsbyCannot add new node to windows hyper-v cluster–SCSI disk validation error
September 7, 2011/by Graham KentHow to resolve orphaned file ownership in windows 2008
August 24, 2011/by Graham KentHP lägger ned sin pc-tillverkning
August 19, 2011/by Stefan MånsbyThoughts on interviewing technical candidates and running technical tests
June 22, 2011/by Graham KentEmployees at Basefarm are building the network for DreamHack
June 19, 2011/by Martin LarssonSQL Server TSM Restore appears to hang or takes much longer than expected
June 7, 2011/by Graham KentSQL Server deadlocked schedulers leads to unexpected cluster failover–Part 2
May 6, 2011/by Graham KentSQL Server deadlocked schedulers leads to unexpected cluster failover–Part 1
April 29, 2011/by Graham KentSQL Server 2008 crash: ex_terminator – Last chance exception handling
April 28, 2011/by Graham KentBasefarm has it’s own blog!
April 25, 2011/by Basefarm
