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*** This is a Security Bloggers Network syndicated blog from Infosecurity.US authored by Marc Handelman. Read the original post at: https://www.infosecurity.us/blog/2018/8/25/bsides-cleveland-2018-celeste-halls-one-puzzle-piece-at-a-time-logging-quick-… Continue reading BSides Cleveland 2018, Celeste Hall’s ‘One Puzzle Piece at a Time: Logging Quick Wins’
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What happens to online accounts when we die? Not a cheerful subject by any stretch of the imagination, but one we covered at BSides Manchester.
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A new bug bounty program intended to find vulnerabilities in the Marine Corps’ public-facing websites was unveiled in Las Vegas Monday. The Hack the Marine Corps program, which was jointly created by the Department of Defense (DoD) and vulnerability disclosure platform company HackerOne, was announced on August 12 with a live hacking event. Hackers discovered 75 unique vulnerabilities during the event and were awarded over $80,000. During the event, nearly 100 “hand-selected” hackers worked for 9 hours to expose vulnerabilities in the Marine Corps’ websites and public services. The hackers were split into offensive and defensive teams, and worked alongside Marines from the U.S. Marine Corps Cyberspace Command (MARFORCYBER). The bug bounty program will run until August 26. “Success in cybersecurity is about harnessing human ingenuity,” said HackerOne CEO Marten Mickos. “There is no tool, scanner, or software that detects critical security vulnerabilities faster or more completely than hackers. The Marine […]
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Bad circumstances happen to us and our technology. Fire, flood, sickness, and death can surprise us, our families, and our technology. While we may not be able to control all aspects of life, we can be prepared. At any time, you might metaphorically ge… Continue reading BSidesLV Preview: Planning For The Worst, and Watch Out For That Bus!
As companies embrace the DevOps phenomenon in hopes of producing applications at a faster rate, they are also introducing insecure software into the digital ecosystem. DevOps, itself, is a software lifecycle movement which blends developmental and oper… Continue reading BSides Springfield Preview: How To DevOps (While Sneaking in Security)