Triton
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Shmoocon 2019, Adam Everspaugh’s ‘Un-f*$#ing Cloud Storage Encryption’
Source Credit: Shmoo Con 2019 at Archive.org, also available at 0xdade’s YouTube Channel. Enjoy!
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Everything You Need to Know About Azure Infrastructure – February 2019
In my monthly wrap-up, I will share what happened in the world of Azure IaaS over the last month. We’re closing in on the end of “Titanium” – the current October – March sprint in Microsoft’s DevOps calendar. And Microsoft Build is not too far away. Things have been relatively quiet since early November, […]
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Gen. Nakasone on US Cyber Command
Really interesting article by and interview with Paul M. Nakasone (Commander of US Cyber Command, Director of the National Security Agency, and Chief of the Central Security Service) in the current issue of Joint Forces Quarterly. He talks about the evolving role of US Cyber Command, and its new posture of "persistent engagement" using a "cyber-persistant force." From the article:… Continue reading Gen. Nakasone on US Cyber Command
When Will Our Cars Finally Speak the Same Language? DSRC for Vehicles
At the turn of the 21st century, it became pretty clear that even our cars wouldn’t escape the Digital Revolution. Years before anyone even uttered the term “smartphone”, it seemed obvious that automobiles would not only become increasingly computer-laden, but they’d need a way to communicate with each other and …read more
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What Security Teams Can Learn from Google’s ‘Infrastructure First’ Approach
The safest computer system in the world is one that is dumped in concrete and thrown into the ocean. It’s the safest, and also the most useless. Security goals can’t be, “Keep data safe at all costs”—the business would be unable to functi… Continue reading What Security Teams Can Learn from Google’s ‘Infrastructure First’ Approach
SSH vs VPN – What’s The Difference?
Going online has several risks, ranging from identity theft to theft of cash and other items. Some privacy is important as you surf the Internet. You have a choice of two technologies- VPN and SSH to help enhance some protection and privacy. These two … Continue reading SSH vs VPN – What’s The Difference?
First Steps into Cloud Migration
Whether you are planning to migrate a single critical application, or a major portion of your infrastructure, thorough research and a mindful approach are needed before transitioning to the cloud. Many IT groups have struggled moving key enterprise app… Continue reading First Steps into Cloud Migration
New Shamoon Variant
A new variant of the Shamoon malware has destroyed significant amounts of data at a UAE "heavy engineering company" and the Italian oil and gas contractor Saipem. Shamoon is the Iranian malware that was targeted against the Saudi Arabian oil company, Saudi Aramco, in 2012 and 2016. We have no idea if this new variant is also Iranian in origin,… Continue reading New Shamoon Variant
Arctic Towns, Railways, and Pipelines At Risk of Permafrost Thaw Damage
About 45 percent of globally important oil and gas fields in the Russian Arctic are located in zones made hazardous by permafrost melt, scientists said. Continue reading Arctic Towns, Railways, and Pipelines At Risk of Permafrost Thaw Damage