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.
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Kevin
Here are today's Interesting Information Security Bits from around the web.
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Brian has penned a fascinate article that peeks into some interesting activities in the malware/ransomware ecosystem.
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Here's a reversing challenge for you.
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If you use a Mozilla-based web browser on your mobile device, you now have another option to try and protect yourself from the baddies out there.
That's it for today. Have fun!
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Kevin
Howdy. Earlier this year, which feels like it was forever ago, I stopped doing the IISB posts. At the time, I was a bit burned out on them. I have recently become interested in firing them back up. No promises on frequency or if there will even be one after this one, but let's all keep our fingers crossed. 😉
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You need to bookmark this.
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This article gets into the nitty gritty of DOM and some security functions that aren't quite as strong as they might appear to be.
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Very good advice from a very smart cookie.
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It's all about your perspective. Branden urges you to change yours.
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Heh. Love the PS3 network reference.
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The Ohio SCADA Security Symposium, to be held on November 1, 2011 in Columbus, Ohio, is designed to serve as a level set for teams and organizations who are actively managing production SCADA and Industrial Control System (ICS) environments in Ohio.
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Here's a very interesting story about Facebook, privacy and one dude who is giving Facebook a serious bit of indigestion.