Collaborate Disseminate
At least, this one does. As usual, you can also use this squid post to talk about the security stories in the news that I haven’t covered. Read my blog posting guidelines here….
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Linux systems are now the most popular platform in the data center – whether that is your own data center or cloud infrastructure such as AWS, Google Cloud Platform, Digital…
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Via the Profound Talent of Randall Munroe at XKCD.
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This week Mike and Rich talk address the recent spate of operational fails leading to massive security breaches. This isn’t yet another blame the victim rant, but a frank discussion of why these issues are so persistent … Continue reading Firestarter: Breacheriffic EquiFail
On Dec 12th, 2017, researchers Hanno Böck, Juraj Somorovsky and Craig Young published a paper detailing an attack they called the Return Of Bleichenbacher’s Oracle Threat (ROBOT),(https://eprint.iacr.org/2017/1189). This attack, as the name implies, is… Continue reading Attack of the Killer ROBOT
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The New Year brings both an opportunity for reflection and for anticipation of what’s to come in the year ahead. While ground breaking technology innovation continues to change how we work, live and connect to the world around us, we also see inc… Continue reading 2018 and Beyond: The RSAC Advisory Board Weighs-In on What’s Next
As you have probably heard, 1.4 billion usernames, passwords, and emails were leaked on the darknet. This wasn’t a new breach, but rather a collection of previous leaks all put together in one place, forming one of the largest consolidated databa… Continue reading Are you among the 1.4 billion usernames and passwords leaked on the darknet?
Previously, I started blogging about individual topics and slides from my keynote at ACSAC 2017. The first topic I elaborated on a little bit was An Incomplete Security Big Data History. In this post I want to focus on the last slide in the presentatio… Continue reading 5 Security Big Data Challenges
Watch as a Malwarebytes researcher catches a rather rude tech support scammer from AmericaGeeks in the act.
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Cybercrime
Social engineering
Tags: AmericanGeeksscamSocial Engineeringtech supporttech support scamTSS
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