Collaborate Disseminate
The most annoying thing in any conversation is when people drop a meme bomb, some simple concept they’ve heard elsewhere in a nice package that they really haven’t thought through, which takes time and nuance to rebut. These memes are often bankrupt of… Continue reading Censorship vs. the memes
The most annoying thing in any conversation is when people drop a meme bomb, some simple concept they’ve heard elsewhere in a nice package that they really haven’t thought through, which takes time and nuance to rebut. These memes are often bankrupt of… Continue reading Censorship vs. the memes
I noticed this spreadsheet over at r/raspberry_pi reddit. I thought I’d write up some additional notes.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1jWMaK-26EEAKMhmp6SLhjScWW2WKH4eKD-93hjpmm_s/edit#gid=0
Consider the Upboard, an x86 computer in the Raspberr… Continue reading Some Raspberry Pi compatible computers
I noticed this spreadsheet over at r/raspberry_pi reddit. I thought I’d write up some additional notes.https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1jWMaK-26EEAKMhmp6SLhjScWW2WKH4eKD-93hjpmm_s/edit#gid=0Consider the Upboard, an x86 computer in the Raspberry … Continue reading Some Raspberry Pi compatible computers
Several subjects have come up with the past week that all come down to the same thing: your threat model is wrong. Instead of addressing the the threat that exists, you’ve morphed the threat into something else that you’d rather deal with, or which is … Continue reading Your threat model is wrong
Several subjects have come up with the past week that all come down to the same thing: your threat model is wrong. Instead of addressing the the threat that exists, you’ve morphed the threat into something else that you’d rather deal with, or which is … Continue reading Your threat model is wrong
Microsoft announced a vulnerability in it’s “Remote Desktop” product that can lead to robust, wormable exploits. I scanned the Internet to assess the danger. I find nearly 1-million devices on the public Internet that are vulnerable to the bug. That me… Continue reading Almost One Million Vulnerable to BlueKeep Vuln (CVE-2019-0708)
A recent NYTimes article blaming the NSA for a ransomware attack on Baltimore is typical bad journalism. It’s an op-ed masquerading as a news article. It cites many to support the conclusion the NSA is to be blamed, but only a single quote, from the NS… Continue reading A lesson in journalism vs. cybersecurity
A recent NYTimes article blaming the NSA for a ransomware attack on Baltimore is typical bad journalism. It’s an op-ed masquerading as a news article. It cites many to support the conclusion the NSA is to be blamed, but only a single quote, from the NS… Continue reading A lesson in journalism vs. cybersecurity
Code is an essential skill of the infosec professional, but there are so many languages to choose from. What language should you learn? As a heavy coder, I thought I’d answer that question, or at least give some perspective.The tl;dr is JavaScript… Continue reading Programming languages infosec professionals should learn