Collaborate Disseminate
I understand the Symmetric process but want I wasn’t sure on is the below:
When does the sender and receiver decide on what algorithm to us? is this around the same time they exchange the key? do programs automatically pick… Continue reading Symmetric Crypto
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Help! My home PC has been infected by a virus! What do I do now?
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I have been given the encrypted message below and can not decipher it myself. Can anyone help?? Its an easter egg in Battlefield 1.
ZQBRIPPQOHBFIUPEYLAZAMARZIOZDSYJB (from morse code)
The only clue is the word LONDON.
The company that I work for have begun to block web fonts on external domains.
This creates a poor UX on most sites given that a large number of assets are generated through the likes of FontAwesome (as well as having to view 90% of websi… Continue reading Why does our Web Security team block web-fonts?
Stu Carty – Senior Vice President, Enterprise Sales for North America. As Semafone continues expanding our business and working with many of the larger call centers in North America, we have been hearing from more and more companies that they are using a combination of both traditional, centralized call center offices and remote agents, such […]
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Often when I want to learn a skill, I’ll think up a project for myself that forces me to improve that skill. Recently I wanted to improve my Windows post exploitation and privilege escalation so I decided to work on … Continue reading → Continue reading A Script to Help Automate Windows Enumeration for Privilege Escalation
Recently Ed Michael showed me that Cellebrite now parses cell tower locations from several models of Android phones. He said that this information has been useful a few times but manually finding and mapping the cell tower locations by hand … Continue reading → Continue reading Python Script to Map Cell Tower Locations from an Android Device Report in Cellebrite
I’ve been using a “jump box” on Digital Ocean for a few years now and recently decided that I wanted to set up a Kali Linux instance on AWS. I ran into a few hiccups getting it up and running, … Continue reading → Continue reading How to Guide for Getting Kali Linux Set Up on an AWS Instance
While searching for a secure USB to use, I came across the Aegis secure key, which has FIPS Level 3 (140-2) security. I believe that it’s the securest flash drive on the market. I found that the highest level is actually leve… Continue reading Why aren’t there FIPS level 4 devices on the market?
I have 2 Windows servers and would like to set up encrypted communication between them using TLS. I’ve been reading up on TLS and X.509 certificates and I think I have a reasonable plan, but would like some feedback to correc… Continue reading Bidirectional encrypted server to server communication using TLS