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One of the mainstays of this blog is the Interesting Information Security Bits posts that come out three times per week. Those posts are taken from the many blogs I read and from my twitter stream. To date, I have largely not addressed the many press releases I get sent and read. That is about to change.
I am adding a new feature to the blog called Interesting Press Releases. These posts will come out on Tuesdays and Thursdays. This of course assumes there is something I consider interesting to post. As with the IISB, interesting is defined by me and may or may not be what you consider interesting. To start, there will probably not be a great deal of commentary from me, but who knows, that could change too.
I plan to try this for a bit and then see if you guys like it or not.
As always, I am open to feedback either in the comments below or via email to kriggins@infosecramblings.com.
-Kevin
by kriggins on August 17, 2010
Here are today's Interesting Information Security Bits from around the web.
- Lee offers some thoughts on mentors.
Career Advice Tuesday = "How Did You Find Your Mentor" : Information Security Leaders
Tags: ( mentors career )
- If you are in the Cleveland, Ohio area, you should check out this hacking contest taking place on September 22nd. It is open to the public and free, you just need to register. Looks like a lot of fun.
Hurricane Labs Hack Challenge
Tags: ( challenge )
- From the site: "The Journal of Digital Forensics, Security and Law published its first issue in the 1st quarter of 2006 and is now calling for papers in, or related to, the following areas for Volume 5 (2010).." The list of target areas is pretty big. Check it out.
Journal of Digital Forensics, Security and Law Call for Papers
Tags: ( cfp )
- From the site:ForensicArtifacts.com was built to become a repository for useful information forensic examiners may need to reference during the course of their analysis. Requests for artifacts of system files, programs, and malware are very common to see on computer forensic mailing lists and forums. This site strives to take the place of those requests and become a one-stop shop when it comes to forensic artifacts.
Artifacts | Forensic Artifacts
Tags: ( forensics )
- LockCon 2010 in happening for those of you interested in physical locks and such.
LockCon 2010 "the winner takes it all" << Blackbag, Barry's weblog
Tags: ( lockpicking )
- The Security Shoggoth points out that you may only get one chance to grab that malware sample you want to explore.
The Security Shoggoth: You never get a second chance...
Tags: ( malware )
- Richard is giving a talk at VizSec 2010 next month on Security Visualization and its usefulness in production. To support his talk, he is looking for some real world examples of visualization's use. Help him out.
TaoSecurity: Do You Use Visualization in Production?
Tags: ( visualization )
- Leave it to Shrdlu to come up with the Lopsided Pyramid of Pain[tm].
Span of Control
Tags: ( general )
That's it for today. Have fun!
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Kevin