Security Sense: Let’s All Stop Losing Our Minds Over “Terrorism Charges for Using Encryption”
Are people really being charged with encryption just for serving their blog over HTTPS? No, not even close.
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Are people really being charged with encryption just for serving their blog over HTTPS? No, not even close.
The Yahoo hack of half a billion records is massive news, but what would they have that’s of interest to a state sponsored actor?
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At present, the web pretty much defaults to non-secure content and HTTPS is the exception that warrants a visual call-out. But that’s a temporary state and it’s all about to change.
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There’s much bemoaning of security that doesn’t conform with perfection, but not assessing it against practical alternatives is a dangerous practice.
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There’s a long held belief that changing passwords regularly makes us more secure, but is that the case or is the opposite actually true?
After high-profile cases of authorities circumventing device security controls, some people have decried them as being “useless”. But is this really the case or is it more a reflection of sufficiently equipped adversaries compromising high-value targ… Continue reading Security Sense: You’re Not as Interesting to the NSA as You Think You Are
Hacktivists often come across as brash and obnoxious, but behind the anonymous veneer exists some genuinely intelligent, pleasant people.
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Stolen data from breached websites is frequently sold online. It’s almost always to the detriment of the victims and in turn, this should bring with it stiff penalties for the perpetrator.
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Stolen data from breached websites is frequently sold online. It’s almost always to the detriment of the victims and in turn, this should bring with it stiff penalties for the perpetrator.
read more Continue reading Security Sense: The Ethics and Legalities of Selling Stolen Data
We’ve seen a lot of companies genuinely hacked lately and a lot of false claims too. It’s really important to get the facts straight.
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