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5 years with home NAS/RAID

Posted on September 27, 2017 by Robert Graham

I have lots of data-sets (packet-caps, internet-scans), so I need a large RAID system to hole it all. As I described in 2012, I bought a home “NAS” system. I thought I’d give the 5 year perspective.Reliability. I had two drives fail, which is abou… Continue reading 5 years with home NAS/RAID→

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People can’t read (Equifax edition)

Posted on September 15, 2017 by Robert Graham

One of these days I’m going to write a guide for journalists reporting on the cyber. One of the items I’d stress is that they often fail to read the text of what is being said, but instead read some sort of subtext that wasn’t explicitly said… Continue reading People can’t read (Equifax edition)→

Posted in Equifax, journalism guide

State of MAC address randomization

Posted on September 5, 2017 by Robert Graham

tldr: I went to DragonCon, a conference of 85,000 people, so sniff WiFi packets and test how many phones now uses MAC address randomization. Almost all iPhones nowadays do, but it seems only a third of Android phones do.Ten years ago at Black… Continue reading State of MAC address randomization→

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State of MAC address randomization

Posted on September 5, 2017 by Robert Graham

tldr: I went to DragonCon, a conference of 85,000 people, so sniff WiFi packets and test how many phones now uses MAC address randomization. Almost all iPhones nowadays do, but it seems only a third of Android phones do.Ten years ago at Black… Continue reading State of MAC address randomization→

Posted in SBN

State of MAC address randomization

Posted on September 5, 2017 by Robert Graham

tldr: I went to DragonCon, a conference of 85,000 people, so sniff WiFi packets and test how many phones now uses MAC address randomization. Almost all iPhones nowadays do, but it seems only a third of Android phones do.Ten years ago at Black… Continue reading State of MAC address randomization→

Posted in SBN

ROI is not a cybersecurity concept

Posted on August 23, 2017 by Robert Graham

In the cybersecurity community, much time is spent trying to speak the language of business, in order to communicate to business leaders our problems. One way we do this is trying to adapt the concept of “return on investment” or “ROI” to explain why t… Continue reading ROI is not a cybersecurity concept→

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ROI is not a cybersecurity concept

Posted on August 23, 2017 by Robert Graham

In the cybersecurity community, much time is spent trying to speak the language of business, in order to communicate to business leaders our problems. One way we do this is trying to adapt the concept of “return on investment” or “ROI” to explain why t… Continue reading ROI is not a cybersecurity concept→

Posted in cliché, risk analysis, ROI

On ISO standardization of blockchains

Posted on August 19, 2017 by Robert Graham

So ISO, the primary international standards organization, is seeking to standardize blockchain technologies. On the surface, this seems a reasonable idea, creating a common standard that everyone can interoperate with.But it can be silly idea in practi… Continue reading On ISO standardization of blockchains→

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On ISO standardization of blockchains

Posted on August 19, 2017 by Robert Graham

So ISO, the primary international standards organization, is seeking to standardize blockchain technologies. On the surface, this seems a reasonable idea, creating a common standard that everyone can interoperate with.But it can be silly idea in practi… Continue reading On ISO standardization of blockchains→

Posted in SBN

On ISO standardization of blockchains

Posted on August 19, 2017 by Robert Graham

So ISO, the primary international standards organization, is seeking to standardize blockchain technologies. On the surface, this seems a reasonable idea, creating a common standard that everyone can interoperate with.But it can be silly idea in practi… Continue reading On ISO standardization of blockchains→

Posted in SBN

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