PoisonTap, The Ransacker
via Ars Technica’s Security Editor Dan Goodin, comes proof that MITM exploits cost-to-deploy ratios are dropp… Continue reading PoisonTap, The Ransacker
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Brainjacking, The Study
Brainjacking, The Study
The First Evil Maid-Proof Computer
It doesn’t matter how many bits your password has, how proven your encryption is, or how many TrueCrypt volumes are on your computer. If someone wants data off your device, they can get it if they have physical access to your device. This is the ‘evil maid’ security scenario, named after hotel maids on the payroll of a three-letter agency. If someone has physical access to a laptop – even for an hour or two – the data on that laptop can be considered compromised. Until now, there has been no counter to this Evil Maid scenario, and for good …read more
The World’s Most Unusual Military Unit
Grønland, Verdens Mest Usædvanlige Militær Enhed, via Denver David Robinson, contributing writer at the Christian Science Monitor, details how the Danes’ Protect and Patrol Greenland, today’s Must Read.
What’s in Your Event Cybersecurity Strategy?
Event cybersecurity strategies and tools can help improve the digital security and, in turn, the physical security of guests at your event.
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