Category Archives: Computers

Javvad Malik, AlienVault – Paul’s Security Weekly #512

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Javvad Malik is a Security Advocate at AlienVault, a blogger event speaker, and industry commentator. Prior to joining AlienVault, Javvad was a Senior Analyst at 451’s Enterprise Security Practice (ESP), providing research, new product and go-to-market positioning, and M&A strategy for technology vendors, private equity firms, venture capitalists, and end users. Full Show Notes Subscribe Continue reading Javvad Malik, AlienVault – Paul’s Security Weekly #512→

Mimi Herrmann, Taylor and Francis – Paul’s Security Weekly #511

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Mimi Herrmann is a Network Security Engineer based in the Washington, D.C. area. She is also a contributing author and peer reviewer for Taylor and Francis. Mimi has been in security for more than twenty years, possessing experience at companies like M… Continue reading Mimi Herrmann, Taylor and Francis – Paul’s Security Weekly #511→

Security News – Paul’s Security Weekly #511

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Advances in ad blocking, PGP hijacking, the lack of security talent in the healthcare industry, and more security news! Show Notes Subscribe to YouTube Channel Security Weekly Website Follow us on Twitter: @securityweekly http://traffic.libsyn.com/paul… Continue reading Security News – Paul’s Security Weekly #511→

Tech Segment: Staying Secure at Hacker Conferences, Part 2 – Paul’s Security Weekly #511

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Back by popular demand, Paul drops more conference security knowledge in this technical segment! Show Notes Subscribe to YouTube Channel Security Weekly Website Follow us on Twitter: @securityweekly http://traffic.libsyn.com/pauldotcom/Pauls_Security_W… Continue reading Tech Segment: Staying Secure at Hacker Conferences, Part 2 – Paul’s Security Weekly #511→

Vulnerability in Portrait Display service; millions of IoT devices affected

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By Jahanzaib Hassan

A bloatware could be a tricky subject to discuss considering that they are pre-installed in most of the IoT devices, but what if a vulnerability is found in one of the bloatware? Could it create havoc? Millions of users could be affected by even a tiny flaw in a bloatware. Well, this is exactly what […]

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Webroot Antivirus Marked Facebook as Phishing Site and Windows as Malware

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By Waqas

You may remember Google’s Safe Browsing Site Status mistakenly marking Google.com as a potentially dangerous domain to visit or the Google Maps mistakenly labeling Berlin Square as Hitler Square. Now another firm has joined this list, it’s Webroot Inc., a private American company, that provides Internet security software for consumers and businesses. It all happened on 24th April, […]

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Alex Horan, Onapsis – Paul’s Security Weekly #509

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We welcome Alex Horan back to the show! Alex is the Director of Product Management at Onapsis. He has experience in startup-based project management, meeting with customers, prospects, and analysts to determine best areas of development and effective a… Continue reading Alex Horan, Onapsis – Paul’s Security Weekly #509→