Collaborate Disseminate
A hacker commandeered a tourism agency’s Facebook page and abused that unauthorized access to make a series of bizarre postings. Early in the morning on 4 December, the Facebook page for Explore Minnesota Tourism began publishing some unusual con… Continue reading Hacker Flooded Tourism Agency’s Facebook Page with Bizarre Posts
On November 22, 1987, someone hacked two local news broadcasts in Chicago to show Max Headroom. The hacker’s motive and identity has never been discovered. Continue reading Television’s Most Infamous Hack Is Still a Mystery 30 Years Later
Hackers have done the unthinkable by making off with a charity’s funds right before the start of the 2017 Christmas season. The Utah Association for Intellectual Disabilities (UAID) first noticed something was wrong when it had not received any new email applications for help since 22 October. Typically, the charity gets numerous applications in preparation […]… Read More
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It sounds funny, but remember: if hackers can be hacked, then so can you, if you aren’t careful Continue reading Hacking site hacked by hackers
Joe Vest and Andrew Chiles from MINIS talk about Borrowing data to hide binaries. Joe Vest is the Co-Founder of the security consulting company MINIS LLC. He has over 17 years’ experience with a focus on red teaming, penetration testing, and application security. Joe is the co-author of the SANS SEC564 Red Teaming and Threat […]
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Paul talks about Equifax, TPMs security flaw in Infineon smart cards, Google removes more malicious Chrome extensions from Web Store, a Linux Kernel Privilege Escalation bug discovered, and Equifax. Don Pezet from ITProTV joins us for the expert commentary. Stay tuned, on this episode of Hack Naked News! Full Show Notes Visit our website for […]
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No one is truly anonymous online, not even criminals. Continue reading How the Waltham cyberstalker’s reign of fear was ended
We take a look at the security concepts in the Mr Robot season 3 premiere. Continue reading Mr Robot season 3 eps3.0_Power-Saver-Mode.H – the security review
Don’t worry about PGP private key exposure, Signal taps up Intel’s SGX for increased security, a two-year-old Linux Kernel issue resurfaces, Bill Gates’s biggest mistake, Oracle patches away, and is society becoming desensitized to the loss of personal data? Paul’s Stories Worried by PGP private key exposure stories? You dont have to with contemporary Identity-Based […]
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My interviews with women and non-males in cybersecurity here on The State of Security have been very popular. Last month, when I looked for subjects for the third “Women in Information Security” series, I got an overwhelming response! The first person I interviewed for this next wave of interviews was security engineer Keirsten Brager. We had […]… Read More
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