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Analysis | The Cybersecurity 202: Bezos hack reveals dangerous escalation in use of commercial hacking tools, experts warn - The Washington PostJanuary 23, 2020
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Vital Signs 2020: Small Businesses Concerned About New Cybersecurity Certification - National Defense MagazineJanuary 23, 2020
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Tech Companies Volunteer to Beef Up Presidential Campaigns’ Cybersecurity - The Wall Street JournalJanuary 23, 2020
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Rogers Cybersecure Catalyst and the DMZ launch Canada's First Cybersecurity Accelerator - Yahoo FinanceJanuary 23, 2020
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Emotet Malware Alert Sounded by US Cybersecurity Agency - BankInfoSecurity.comJanuary 23, 2020
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Brian Krebs
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Apple Addresses iPhone 11 Location Privacy ConcernApple is rolling out a new update to its iOS operating system that addresses the location privacy issue on iPhone 11 devices that was first detailed here last month. ...
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ThreatPost.com
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Google: Flaws in Apple’s Private-Browsing Technology Allow for Third-Party TrackingNew research outlines vulnerabilities in Safari’s Intelligent Tracking Protection that can reveal user browsing behavior to third parties.
Andrew Hay
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Tornados, Necessity, and the Evolution of Mitigating ControlsAccording to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), a tornado (also called a twister, whirlwind, or cyclone) is a violently rotating column of air that extends from a thunderstorm and comes into contact with the ground. Tornado intensity is measured by the en ...
Adam Shostck
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Threat Model Thursday: FilesThere’s a fascinating talk by Dan Luu, “Files are Fraught With Peril.” The talk itself is fascinating, in a horrifying, nothing works, we’re going to give up and raise goats now sort of way. He starts from the startling decision of Dropbox to drop support for all Linux filesystems except Ext4. This surprising decision stems…
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Dan Kaminsky
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Hacking the Universe with Quantum EncraptionLadies and Gentlemen of the Quantum Physics Community: I want you to make a Pseudorandom Number Generator! And why not! I’m just a crypto nerd working on computers, I only get a few discrete bits and a handful of mathematical operations. You have such an enormous bag of tricks to work with! You’ve got […]
Elie Bursztein
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Insights about the first five years of Right to Be Forgotten requests at GoogleThe “Right to be Forgotten” (RTBF) is a landmark European ruling that governs the delisting o ...
Graham Cluley
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A free tool for detecting Shitrix-related compromises on your business network
Citrix has announced that it has teamed up with security researchers at FireEye to produce a free forensic tool which can help your business hunt for potential Indicators of Compromise related to the CVE-2019-19781 vulnerability.
Hacking Articles
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Five86-2: Vulnhub Walkthrough
Today we are sharing another CTF walkthrough of the vulnhub machine named Five86-2 with the intent of gaining experience in the world of penetration testing. The credit goes to m0tl3ycr3w and syed umar for design this machine and the level is set to beginner to advanced. According to the author: The ultimate goal of this... Continue reading →
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Holistic InfoSec
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Moving blog to HolisticInfoSec.iotoolsmith and HolisticInfoSec have moved.I've decided to consolidate all content on one platform, namely an R markdown blogdown site running with Hugo for static HTML creation. My frustration with Blo ...
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Tripwire.com
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Shlayer Trojan Accounted for 30 Percent of Detections for macOS in 2019The Shlayer trojan accounted for approximately 30 percent of all of Kaspersky Lab’s malware detections for the macOS platform in 2019. Kaspersky Lab revealed on Securelist that Shlayer has been ...
Jeff Soh
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Nmap for Beginners - Part 1Nmap is the most well known and most used port scanner in existence. It's not the fastest.. MassScan and UnicornScan are much faster. Masscan is a dup ...
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Matt Flynn
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Improve Security by Thinking Beyond the Security RealmIt used to be that dairy farmers relied on whatever was growing in the area to feed their cattle. They filled the trough with vegetation grown right on the farm. They probably relied heavily on whatev ...
Notice Bored
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NBlog Jan 23 - awareness quiz on malwareTrawling through our back catalogue for content worth recycling into next month's awareness module, I came across a quiz we set in 2017. The challenge we set the group was this:Aside from ma ...
Robert Penz Blog
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Proxmox Container with Debian 10 does not work after upgradeI just did an apt update / upgrade of a Debian 10 container and restarted it afterwards and got following: # pct start 105 Job for pve-container@105.service failed because the control process exited with error code. See "systemctl status pve-container@105.service" and "journalctl -xe" for details. command 'systemctl start pve-container@105' failed: exit code 1 with a […]
Digital Guardian
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NIST Issues Version 1.0 of Privacy Framework
NIST released its inaugural Privacy Framework last week. The document can be used by organizations as a risk management tool, to answer questions about its privacy posture, or establish its own program.
Roger McClinton
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Beginner’s Mind
Shoshin is a word from Zen Buddhism meaning “beginner’s mind.” It refers to having an attitude of openness, eagerness, and a lack of preconceptions when studying a subject, even when studying at an advanced level. As IT people we aren’t always known for our attitude of openness, eagerness and lack of preconceptions. Its an easy ...
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Bruce Schneier’s blog
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Apple Abandoned Plans for Encrypted iCloud Backup after FBI ComplainedThis is new from Reuters: More than two years ago, Apple told the FBI that it planned to offer users end-to-end encryption when storing their phone data on iCloud, according to one current and three former FBI officials and one current and one former Apple employee. Under that plan, primarily designed to thwart hackers, Apple would no longer have a...
Security Through Education
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Ep. 125 – Using Deception Detection Techniques Daily with William OrtizIn Episode 125, host Chris Hadnagy speaks with William Ortiz, a federal polygraph examiner who worked in the FBI for decades. In this discussion, you’ll learn how the polygraph works, how people try ...
TaoSecurity
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Seven Security Strategies, SummarizedThis is the sort of story that starts as a comment on Twitter, then becomes a blog post when I realize I can't fit all the ideas into one or two Tweets. (You know how much I hate Tweet threads, and ho ...
Tech Wreck InfoSec Blog
Naked Security
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UN report alleges that Saudi crown prince hacked Jeff Bezos’s phoneDigital forensic evidence points to the phone's massive, months-long data egress having likely been triggered by Pegasus mobile spyware. ...
Troy Hunt
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Kids and Code: Object Oriented Programming with Code Combat
Geez time flies. It's just a tad under 4 years ago that I wrote about teaching kids to code with code.org which is an amazing resource for young ones to start learning programming basics. In that post I shared a photo of my then 6-year-old son Ari holding a
Uncommon Sense Security
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Blog-ified TweetstormI dumped this on Twitter as a tweetstorm, but it is worth sharing here in one place. Those who have followed me for a while have probably noticed that I rarely get technical here anymore. My world, a ...
FocusPoint Blog Posts
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Increase ROI on User Awareness TrainingHow much risk reduction has your user awareness training provided to your organization? Tough question for most people to answer. The solution - take a baseline metric before providing the user awaren ...
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IoT Evolution, Revolution or Confusion?The IoT (Internet of Things) evolution is occurring in business and personal lives, the revolution is amazing as it transforms the way we think and act, and the confusion around how to secure IoT is r ...
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Is Identity the New Perimeter in Security?I’ve recently heard the phrase, “identity is the new perimeter” as it relates to information security. That said, I’ve also heard the same about endpoints, artificial intelligence, email, you ...
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