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Did you know that during the course of this year, the number of Wi-Fi connected devices will exceed the world’s population? This incredible statistic highlights the ubiquitous nature of Wi-Fi. However, the convenience of having public Wi-Fi available practically everywhere comes at the cost of greater risk to users. This infographic delves into the anatomy of a Wi-Fi hack and simple precautions Wi-Fi users should take to ensure that they are surfing safely.
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Happy Friday all, and I hope everyone had a great week. Here are the top headlines from this past week in the security world. Enjoy! Cyber Security Index: “Cyber Security Index Highlights Political Threats, Business Partner Risk” by Paul Roberts (@paulfroberts). This article from Threatpost looks at this year’s Index of Cyber Security score of [...]
In this, our third and final interview segment with Dan Guido, Co-Founder and CEO of Trail of Bits, Dan talks about how organizations should prepare to face security threats, and attack vectors that pose the greatest threat to enterprises today. Watch the interview.
It keeps happening over and over again. I speak to a prospect, and they do not want yet another vulnerability report with pages and pages of assets and vulnerabilities. Every tool vulnerability assessment scanner can produce this with various degrees of customization and consolidation but a 1,000 page report for a few dozen assets doesn’t [...]
When a marketing buzz word sticks like BYOD (Bring Your Own Device), it is inevitable to see it everywhere in an effort to capitalize on the momentum; blogs, literature, SEO, social media, etc. In the past, we have seen great terms like “ecosystem”, “framework”, and my personal favorite “distributed computing”, rise and fall in marketing. [...]
In this second segment of the interview with Dan Guido, CEO and co-founder of Trail of Bits, Dan focuses on vulnerabilities in mobile devices, and shares the outcome of his research findings that he presented at SOURCE called “Mobile Exploit Intelligence Project”.
Data integrity is a fundamental component of information security. In its broadest use, “data integrity” refers to the accuracy and consistency of data stored in a database, data warehouse, data mart or other construct. The term – Data Integrity – can be used to describe a state, a process or a function – and is [...]
I had an idea the other day about life achievement: if you currently have no plans to be worthy of a minor blurb on Wikipedia then you don’t really have any plans. That’s a low bar, and yet it’s miles above what 99% of people I know will ever accomplish. Let’s unpack that. What could [...]
Happy Friday all! Make the day go by a little faster by taking some time out to catch up with a few highlights from this week’s news stories: Twitter In The News: An interesting occurrence with Twitter this week was the supposed hack that resulted in the posting of over 50,000 user names and passwords [...]
We recently sat down with Dan Guido, CEO and Co-Founder of Trail of Bits at SOURCE Boston 2012, to get his views on topics related to application security. In the first of a three part segment, Dan's commentary focuses on vulnerabilities in general. You can watch the interview here.