My Security Thoughts: Anonymity and Privacy, There is None Nor Should We Expect It
My Security Thoughts: Anonymity and Privacy, There is None Nor Should We Expect It
NICE (National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education) Conference 2015
NICE (National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education) Conference 2015
SecurityBSides DC 1st Round Ticket Sales Open Now
SecurityBSides DC 1st Round Ticket Sales Open
Black Hat USA 2015 Wraps Up Record-Breaking Week in Las Vegas
Black Hat USA 2015 Wraps Up Record-Breaking Week in Las Vegas
NSA sets date for purge of surveillance phone records
A posting from NakedSecurity titled "NSA sets date for purge of surveillance phone records " by Lisa Vaas The National Security Agency (NSA) has set a date to purge phone records collected during its bulk surveillance program. "Analytic access" to the five years worth of records will end on 29 November, and they'll be destroyed […]
Code Theft: Protecting IP At The Source
An interesting article from DarkReading titled "Code Theft: Protecting IP At The Source" by Anna Chiang. Your corporate assets are at risk and every day that you avoid taking action shortens the time until your IP will be leaked. Here are six steps toward better data security. The security world is awash with various malware-centric cyber […]
Online Security: How The Experts Keep Safe
An interning article titled "Online Security: How The Experts Keep Safe" from information week by Thomas Claburn. In the 1976 thriller Marathon Man, Nazi war criminal Dr. Christian Szell tortures runner "Babe" Levy to find out whether it's safe for him to retrieve diamonds stored in a bank deposit box. "Is it safe?" Szell asks repeatedly. Levy, […]
iPhone Kill Switch: How Effective Is It?
An interesting article from Darkreading by Eric Zeman titled " iPhone Kill Switch: How Effective Is It?" My iPhone 6 Plus was picked from my pocket in Barcelona in March as I walked home from dinner one evening. After speaking to local police for a few moments, I ran back to my hotel to locate […]
Converge 2015 - Hacking To Get Caught - Keynote
Raphael Mudge, the creator of Armitage and Cobalt Strike, will talk about something awesome.
Bug exposes OpenSSH servers to brute-force password guessing attacks
A bug in OpenSSH, the most popular software for secure remote access to UNIX-based systems, could allow attackers to bypass authentication retry restrictions and execute many password guesses.