Technology is a critical piece of the business and all technological tools need to be operating at peak performance for a business to be able to maximize its operation, services and sales.
Several weeks ago it was discovered that a new vulnerability, which allows a downgrade attack against the TLS protocol itself called Logjam, which exploits EXPORT cryptography.
This vulnerability does not affect EthosData´s virtual data room. Our servers infrastructure and encryption communication does not allow to downgrade attacks as it have a strong 2048-bit encription key exchange parameters (Diffie-Hellman key exchange).
A group from INRIA, Microsoft Research, Johns Hopkins, the University of Michigan, and the University of Pennsylvania published a deep analysis of the Diffie-Hellman algorithm as used in TLS and other protocols.
Last week, a well known Virtual Data Room provider communicated to its clients and users the existence of a potential vulnerability for some PDF documents used in their virtual data room.
This vulnerability does not affect EthosData’s virtual data room. During the last few days, we have been analyzing this potential issue in our platform and with out IRM provider and we can confirm this.
Choosing, storing and managing your password is one of the most important things you can do on your side to keep dataroom security high.
"How do you as a Virtual Data provider destroy your documents? What should I do to destroy our data?" A very good client asked us this question the other day.
