Collaborate Disseminate
via Tom Krazit, writing at GeekWire, details the need for security tooling assistance targeting the apparent shortcomings of customer security comprehension. Really? I chalk this up to customer facing security tooling, and enablement (Hows’ that for C… Continue reading The Secrets Mangler
A new research paper has attracted my attention at arXiv.org; and from Mordechai Guri, Boris Zadov, Dima Bykhovsky, Yuval Elovici, all from the astonishingly prolific Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, in southern Israel’s blooming desert – the Negev… Continue reading PowerHammer, The Mains Exploitation
via Andy Greenberg, writing at Wired (H/T), comes this tremendous piece on device security (or insecurity, to be precise) and that device’s predeliction to an incursion via radio traffic… Definately, todays’ Must Read!
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Excellent reporting via Robert N. Charette, writing at the IEEE’s **Spectrum Magazine, detailing another instance of politicians gone wild. Certainly, todays’ Must Read**!
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via the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Spectrum Magazine, and reporter Stephen Cass comes a tale of the future, but firmly rooted in the present: The United States Army’s new manga, published to educate both enlisted and officers al… Continue reading The Manga of the Cyber Army of the United States of America
If you read anything in the next couple of days regarding the IETF, and cryptography, take a moment and read Geoff Huston’s superb retort to a controversial statement piece by Tony Rutkowski, both on CircleID. Tremendous responses are many on the web,… Continue reading Crypto-Zealots
If you read anything in the next couple of days regarding the IETF, and cryptography, take a moment and read Geoff Huston’s superb retort to a controversial statement piece by Tony Rutkowski, both on CircleID. Tremendous responses are many on the web,… Continue reading Crypto-Zealots
Brian Krebs, writing at his eponymous KrebsOnSecurity, reiterates the debacle of the new EU data privacy regulations, and the affect on legitmate utility in the information security space. Today’s MustRead.
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Martin Brinkmann, writing at gHacks, illuminateds the questionable data gathering efforts by Canonical, producers of Ubuntu Linux. Read Martin’s concise examination of the issue, of which, most certainly is Today’s Must Read.
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Well scrivened, crafted, reasoned, and timely blog post by Andrew Cook (writing at the Delta Risk – A Chertoff Company – blog). In which, impeccable advice is offered, on learning and avoiding pitfalls, targeting Incid… Continue reading Learn and Avoid