Collaborate Disseminate
In his talk about OPSEC, The Grugq stresses that you first have to go through TOR before connecting to a VPN. Otherwise, the VPN would be a direct link from the endpoint to you. He summarizes:
TOR connection to a VPN OK, VPN connection to… Continue reading Is Tor over VPN a security risk?
We are in the process of developing a Red Teaming team to offer as a service, and one of the biggest obstacles we are struggling with is how to maintain a good op-sec and stealth during engagements.
Since most of our teams’ experience come… Continue reading Red Teaming methodologies focused on op-sec and stealth
The root cause of my problem stems from the fact that I need to run untrustworthy software on a bare metal windows machine, which means that I can’t just have it in a VM because of major performance hits which make the software unusable.
A… Continue reading Would my hypothetical Opsec setup with the goal of compartmentalizing sensitive areas from an insecure sandbox be sensible?
Let’s say I was building a UI and wanted to provide my users with a tad bit more security in cases when their browser history or other personal data on their computer was compromised. If I was to add some fake/decoy query parameters into G… Continue reading Would fake GET request parameters be considered good opsec?
Two cybersecurity veterans from Authentic8 and Forrester share real-life stories from their tenures in public and private sector organizations.
The post Practice Safe SECs:
Cyber intelligence experts on building safe operational security and informatio… Continue reading Practice Safe SECs:
Cyber intelligence experts on building safe operational security and information security practices
From disruptive DDoS attacks to influential campaigns, several countries have already experienced election interfering cyberattacks this year.
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The post Be On Alert During Elec… Continue reading Be On Alert During Election Season
For the past three months thousands of people have been protesting in the United States due to the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade, and others. Many of the protesters are posting, recording, and streaming live while demonstrating. T… Continue reading The OPSEC of Protesting
In this final part of the series, I discuss why everyone should consider reviewing their OPSEC (Operations Security), not just those with something to hide. If you haven’t read the previous articles then please check them out first (Part I & … Continue reading Why OPSEC Is For Everyone, Not Just For People With Something To Hide – Part III
Can any security experts here identify this hash?
f72825065497c03a82aa2ca09d84c7e:_*agDR12B2XC^F.%b#0Eo`
Thanks in advance.
Single Sign On in a company means that you have one set of credentials for all the services the company uses / provides to their employees.
Logically, these credentials might also be usable for Wifi.
Benefits for the employee: Only one … Continue reading How do enterprises deal with SSO and Google backing up WiFi credentials?