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Soft skills are a hot topic in information security. You’ll see a lot of articles, blogs and talks on the subject. I’d like to go a little deeper – go beyond the basics of soft skills and talk about a concept from communication theory that can be used to achieve behavior change – efficacy. Efficacy […]… Read More
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| Researcher Chris Boyd gave a talk at BSides Manchester on the subject of malvertising, and we have the full thing in video format for you to watch.
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Having Fun While Being Diligent Hacker cons, such as the upcoming Blackhat, BSides LV and Defcon are really fun experiences, great networking opportunities and a chance to learn something new about security. While we have fun at these conferences, we must remember not to lose site of our personal security and/or OPSEC. Recently we ran […]
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The second edition of BSides Athens was planned this Saturday. I already attended the first edition (my wrap-up is here) and I was happy to be accepted as a speaker for the second time! This edition moved to a new location which was great. Good wireless, air conditioning and food. The
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We can’t get enough of hacker-con badges. BSides Cape Town, held Last December, featured an IR-equipped badge that immersed attendees in a game while they chatted.
A group led by [Andrew MacPherson] and [Mike Davis] designed the badge around an ESP8266 and 128×64 OLED display, with eight buttons, an IR receiver and transmitter, five “level” LEDs, an RGB LED, and a 600 mAh LiPo that charged over USB.
The hardware was designed specifically to play an organic game so that the organizers could watch the interaction between the badges in real time. Each badge was randomly sorted into a faction, …read more
These 2017 cybersecurity conferences offer educational and networking opportunities for security experts, professionals, enthusiasts and even hackers.
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