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AnyConnect Integration
New Product Integration
Product Manager Adam Winn explains the new OpenDNS integration with AnyConnect, which offers off-network protection without new agents.
OpenDNS Blog
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Sep 26
Odin is Locky's Latest Persona
Read More →Possibly named after the Norse God of War, Odin is the latest Locky persona [read:variant] hitting mailboxes. This shift was detected by our … ‘MailRunner’ classifier, which we’ll dissect in a future blog post. Odin very much…
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Sep 15
Bitcoin Phishing: The Next Wave
Read More →Bitcoin Phishing Not Losing Momentum In June, we examined a new wave of Bitcoin wallet phishing against a backdrop of pre-Brexit anxiety … and Bitcoin’s price skyrocketing past $775. A lot has happened since then: the UK voted to…
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Sep 8
BSides Las Vegas and BlackHat USA Recap
Read More →Earlier in August, a few of us from Security Research at OpenDNS left our hoodies behind in San Francisco to endure the 100+ … degree blazing heat of Las Vegas, NV to attend BSides Las Vegas, and BlackHat USA. We look forward to…
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Sep 6
Dominos, Botnets, and a little LSTM
Read More →Introduction Suppose you were to watch a stream of numbers… and given the previous number you saw you had to … predict what the next number should be. For example, suppose you saw 1,2,1,2,… We might guess: 1. Or perhaps, what if…














