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Government Needs to Diversify Its Cyber Workforce - NextgovMay 21, 2019
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The AI in cybersecurity market is projected to reach USD 38.2 billion by 2026 from USD 8.8 billion in 2019, at the highest CAGR of 23.3% - Yahoo FinanceMay 21, 2019
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NIST Cybersecurity Framework Tool Critical Capabilities to Look Out For - Security BoulevardMay 21, 2019
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Wired for Safety: A new idea for training in cybersecurity - vtdigger.orgMay 21, 2019
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State regulators release model cybersecurity rule - InvestmentNewsMay 21, 2019
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Brian Krebs
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Account Hijacking Forum OGusers HackedOgusers[.]com -- a forum popular among people involved in hijacking online accounts and conducting SIM swapping attacks to seize control over victims' phone numbers -- has itself been hacked, exposing ...
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ThreatPost.com
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Mozilla Tackles Two Critical Flaws with Firefox 67 ReleaseMozilla has released a host of fixes for its browser as it rolls out its latest 67 version of Firefox, which touts better speed and privacy.
Andrew Hay
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Do You Suffer From Breach Optimism Bias?Optimism bias is the belief that each of us is more likely to experience good outcomes and less likely to experience bad outcomes. How prevalent is this in the cybersecurity industry? If you're a salty security professional like me, you already know the answer. ...
Adam Shostck
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Promoting Threat Modeling WorkQuick: are all the flowers the same species? People regularly ask me to promote their threat modeling work, and I’m often happy to do so, even when I have questions about it. There are a few things I look at before I do, and I want to share some of those because I want to…
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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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Cutting Edge TensorFlow - Keras Tuner: hypertuning for humansKeras Tuner is a hypertuning framework made for humans. It aims at making the life of AI practition ...
Graham Cluley
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Mining cryptocurrency at work lands Australian civil servant in court
A 33-year-old man from Sydney, New South Wales, could be sentenced to up to 10 years in jail after allegedly hijacking computers at his workplace to mine cryptocurrency.
Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
Hacking Articles
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Sputnik 1: Vulnhub Walkthrough
Today we will be solving a boot2root lab from Vulnhub called Sputnick:1. This lab, like many others, is a good way to keep your penetration testing skills sharp while getting some variety. Level: Easy Task: To find flag.txt Table of Content Scanning Open ports and Running services (Nmap) Enumeration Web Directory search Credential harvesting Exploitation ... 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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HawkEye Attack Wave Sends Stolen Data to Another Keylogger ProviderA recent attack wave involving HawkEye malware sends data stolen from its victims to another keylogger provider’s website. On 21 May, My Online Security came across a new sample of HawkEye. The ...
Jeff Soh
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Remote Attacks via Wifi over USB CableSecurity Researcher Mike Grove, _MG_, has created a USB cable that allows an attacker to take over a computer via Wifi. The cable is not yet for sale, ...
Liquidmatrix
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Having The Security Rug Pulled Out From Under You
Apache .htaccess changes led to arbitrary file upload vulnerabilities in jQuery project I attended the Messaging, Malware and Mobile Anti-Abuse Working Group (m3aawg.org) meeting in Brooklyn, NY. I expected better weather to wander around the city while enjoying the conference and the neighborhood’s wide selection of food. I had been so confident of clear skies […]
The post Having The Security Rug Pulled Out From Under You appeared first on Liquidmatrix Security Digest.
Marco Ramilli
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Moving to marcoramilli.comAfter more then 10 years on this amazing platform I decided to move forward to a professional blogging platform. I've reached hundred of thousan ...
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 May 22 - cyber-blinkers and cyber-blingSecurity Tip ST19-001 Best Practices for Securing Election Systems - an advisory from the US government - is fascinating for the things it leaves out, more than those few it includes.At least five sub ...
Robert Penz Blog
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Howto visualize your water meter and get alerted if too much water is usedIn the village I live the water meter is replaced every 5 years and it was the fifth’s year this year. I took the opportunity to talk to the municipal office, if it was possible to get a water meter with impulse module, which I can integrate in my network. And they said yes 🙂 […]
Digital Guardian
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Half A Million DPOs in Place One Year Post-GDPR
One year after GDPR was first implemented, an estimated 500,000 organizations in Europe have registered data protection officers in place.
Roger McClinton
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Secure File Deletion
Today I received an email inviting me to buy a Easy File Shredder product for a special price of $15 instead of the usual price of $50. Securely deleting sensitive data is really important. But is buying a product really needed? This type of thing has generally been needed because when you delete a file, ...
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Bruce Schneier’s blog
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How Technology and Politics Are Changing SpycraftInteresting article about how traditional nation-based spycraft is changing. Basically, the Internet makes it increasingly possible to generate a good cover story; cell phone and other electronic surveillance techniques make tracking people easier; and machine learning will make all of this automatic. Meanwhile, Western countries have new laws and norms that put them at a disadvantage over other countries. And...
Security Through Education
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Social-Engineer Newsletter Vol 09 – Issue 116In This Issue: "A Beginner's Insight Into Vishing." How can someone become a successful visher? Social-Engineer recently hired two team members who have been accumulating tremendous success. We interv ...
TaoSecurity
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Dissecting Weird PacketsI was investigating traffic in my home lab yesterday, and noticed that about 1% of the traffic was weird. Before I describe the weird, let me show you a normal frame for comparison's sake.This is a no ...
Tech Wreck InfoSec Blog
Naked Security
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Deep Packet Inspection a threat to net neutrality, say campaignersEurope’s biggest ISPs and mobile operators are accused of undermining net neutrality rules and user privacy with their use of DPI. ...
Troy Hunt
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PayPal's Beautiful Demonstration of Extended Validation FUD
Sometimes the discussion around extended validation certificates (EV) feels a little like flogging a dead horse. In fact, it was only September that I proposed EV certificates are already dead for all sorts of good reasons that have only been reinforced since that time. Yet somehow, the discussion does seem
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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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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Saving Money AND Maturing Security? Tell Me How!When it comes to mitigating risk in your organization, cyber security is one of the most important issues. Most of us have sat through painful sales pitches, where things are said like "100% secure." ...
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