Newly Discovered WPA2 WiFi Security Flaw

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Ars Technica reported findings about a newly discovered security flaw known as KRACK, which is something that affects WPA2 (a security protocol used in most WiFi devices). KRACK is an acronym for Key Reinstallation Attack and involves reusing a one-time key during an attempt to join a secured WiFi network. When this is done, it gives the hacker the opportunity to decrypt all information that’s being exchanged from the device (smartphone, laptop, etc.) to the access point. Not only is your private information up for grabs, but your credit card numbers, passwords, messages, emails and more are about ready to be stolen.

from reevert Blog https://www.reevert.com/blog/newly-discovered-wpa2-wifi-security-flaw

reevert Backup and Recovery Solution Offers Hardware Appliances

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reevert Backup and Recovery Solution adds hardware appliances to their existing line of virtual appliance products. reevert’s hardware appliances are offered at a very competitive monthly lease price for businesses that do not have an existing virtualization platform or prefer to have a dedicated hardware appliance to handle their backup and recovery needs.

from reevert Blog https://www.reevert.com/blog/reevert-backup-and-recovery-solution-offers-hardware-appliances

Reevert Storage, Backup and Recovery Solution Now Supports IBM Bluemix Cloud Storage Service

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Reevert storage, backup and recovery solution is pleased to announce that their 1.11.5 firmware update adds support for IBM Bluemix Cloud Storage service. IBM Bluemix Cloud Storage service is an enterprise class public storage service which offers competitive pricing and service compatibility with Amazon AWS S3. Additionally, it offers startup agility and enterprise scalability.

from reevert Blog https://www.reevert.com/blog/reevert-storage-backup-and-recovery-solution-now-supports-ibm-bluemix-cloud-storage-service

Reevert Storage, Backup and Recovery Solution Now Supports Wasabi Cloud Storage

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Reevert storage, backup and recovery solution is happy to announce that it now officially supports Wasabi, the popular, new, cloud-based storage service and can be configured to use  your Wasabi account to store off-site data snapshots. Reevert was specifically designed to safeguard your data and backups against ransomware and to store your business files in the most performance and cost efficient way possible. By adding integration with Wasabi, reevert gives users the option to use the most cost effective Cloud Storage solution in the market, for their business. 

from reevert Blog https://www.reevert.com/blog/reevert-storage-backup-and-recovery-solution-now-supports-wasabi-cloud-storage

reevert 1.11.0 has been released

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We are very excited to announce the immediate availability of reevert firmware 1.11.0 and reevert appliance OVA 1.11.0. This version ships with a lot of new exciting features such as Quick Restores, User Rights Console, File Server and Memory monitoring and many more. Click to read more about this release.

from reevert Blog https://www.reevert.com/blog/reevert-1110-has-been-released

Reevert Backup Offers One Year Free Subscription To Any Business Affected By Ransomware

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Just last week, the world suffered its second global cyberattack at the hands of GoldenEye, a new strain of Petya ransomware. Prior to that, the world was struck by the biggest ransomware attack in history, plaguing over 300,000 machines. In response to the recent events, reevert, a SaaS all-in-one backup solution, is eager to help affected businesses protect their data from any future cyberattacks by giving away a one year free subscription of reevert to victims struck by ransomware. Reevert is providing them a second chance at data protection and recovery.

from reevert Blog https://www.reevert.com/blog/reevert-backup-offers-one-year-free-subscription-to-any-business-affected-by-ransomware

Why Global Ransomware Attacks Keep Happening

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Last week, the world was hit with yet another global ransomware attack. Why do global ransomware attacks keep happening? The truth is, there is no one, single answer to why ransomware is hitting globally. In a nutshell, perpetrators are taking advantage of outdated, unprotected systems.

from reevert Blog https://www.reevert.com/blog/why-global-ransomware-attacks-keep-happening