by kriggins on October 19, 2011
in WtRW
Wait. What? Can it be?
Yup! What to Read Wednesday's is back. To refresh your memory, What to Read Wednesday posts are pointers to folks whom I think produce excellent content. You can see previous posts here.
This week's post is a bit different in that it isn't so much something you should read, but something you should watch. Javvad Malick's InfosecCynic Youtube channel is pure gold. You will laugh, you will cry and you will go 'what the....?', and in the process, you will get exposed to some great ideas and methods of conveying information security topics to various audiences.
A couple of my favorites.
Avoiding Security Budget Cuts: http://www.youtube.com/user/InfosecCynic#p/a/u/0/irRJdZo5x3U
Compliance vs. Security: http://www.youtube.com/user/InfosecCynic#p/u/11/CBdg0682Qzg
You can also follow Javvad on Twitter at @j4vv4d.
His website is here: http://www.j4vv4d.com/
As always, comments are welcome below or you can email me at kriggins@infosecramblings.com if you prefer.
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-Kevin
Here are today's Interesting Information Security Bits from around the web.
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Honeypots in the cloud. Cool. Very interesting article.
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Hmm. Remote DNS poisoning via Java applets. That's not good.
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If you are going to plug your nice shiny Mac into a SCADA network, you probably want to read this post and takes some or all of the steps it suggests.
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The 5th edition of S4 is happening in January.
That's it for today. Have fun!
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Kevin
Here are today's Interesting Information Security Bits from around the web.
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Disintermediaton. How's that for a two bit word? This is a very interesting blog post about what that word means in regards to centralized, outsourced auth mechanisms. Very much worth a read.
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Ever been curious about hacker forums. Here are three resources you can use to get in the know.
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Some interesting notes on some implication of carrier grade NAT which is being used, and likely will be used more, due to IPv4 exhaustion.
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Andy reviews "America the Vulnerable" by Joel Brenner.
That's it for today. Have fun!
Subscribe to my RSS Feed if you enjoy these daily Interesting Bits posts.
Kevin