Paul’s Security Weekly #495 – Joe McCray, Strategic Security

Joe has an extensive background in computer security, pen testing, and system administration. He founded Strategic Security in 2010 with the vision of providing in-depth technical assessments of networks, web apps, and more. Full Show Notes Subscribe t… Continue reading Paul’s Security Weekly #495 – Joe McCray, Strategic Security

Paul’s Security Weekly #493 – Dave Shackleford, Voodoo Security and SANS

Dave is the Founder of Voodoo Security, a company that provides information security consulting services to clients, specializing in virtualization and cloud security. Dave also serves as a Senior Instructor at the SANS Institute. Paul, Jeff, and Carlo… Continue reading Paul’s Security Weekly #493 – Dave Shackleford, Voodoo Security and SANS

Security Weekly #482 – Kobi and Doron Naim, Cyberark Labs

Kobi Ben-Naim Senior Director of Cyber Research Kobi is an accomplished information security professional, well-known for his pioneering work in the field of Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) and Zero-Day Attacks. Full Show Notes Subscribe to YouTube … Continue reading Security Weekly #482 – Kobi and Doron Naim, Cyberark Labs

The Future Of Eagle CAD

Last week, Autodesk announced their purchase of CadSoft Eagle, one of the most popular software packages for electronic design automation and PCB layout.

Eagle has been around for nearly thirty years, and has evolved to become the standard PCB design package for electronic hobbyists, students, and engineering firms lead by someone who learned PCB design with Eagle. The reason for this is simple: it’s good enough for most simple designs, and there is a free version of Eagle. The only comparable Open Source alternative is KiCad, which doesn’t have nearly as many dedicated followers as Eagle.  Eagle, for better or …read more

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Prusa Shows Us the New i3 MK2 3D Printer and Where the Community is Headed

Josef Prusa’s designs have always been trustworthy. He has a talent for scouring the body of work out there in the RepRap community, finding the most valuable innovations, and then blending them together along with some innovations of his own into something greater than the sum of its parts. So, it’s not hard to say, that once a feature shows up in one of his printers, it is the direction that printers are going. With the latest version of the often imitated Prusa i3 design, we can see what’s next.

The printers from Prusa research are my recommendation for anyone …read more

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