NSA on Securing VPNs
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The NSA's Central Security Service -- that's the part that's supposed to
work on defense -- has released two documents (a full and an abridged
version) on ...
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- Thierry Zoller
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Former Amazon, HSBC, Verizon - Alumnus
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Table of Contents Updates Bulletins Am I at risk ? Tools Technical details 0.1 Personal message Several news stories seem to allu... -
Lots of good information floating on the internet on the Proof of Concept (dubbed 'BEAST) against TLS 1.0 by Juliano Rizzo and Thai Du... -
Introduction Due to the latest row of high profile websites being compromised and parts of the password hashes being published h...
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I have updated my little TLS/SSL Scanner called "SSL Audit" to version 0.8. I tweaked it slightly but the tool is still based o... -
A post within the "straight to the meat" category : There was a talk at Defcon 20 entitled " Defeating PPTP VPNs and WPA2 ...
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Software Engineering Radio - I enjoyed being a guest on Software Engineering Radio: Adam Shostack on Threat Modeling. It’s a substantial, in depth interview, running nearly 80 minutes,...1 day ago
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‘Wormable’ Flaw Leads July Microsoft Patches - Microsoft today released updates to plug a whopping 123 security holes in Windows and related software, including fixes for a critical, "wormable" flaw in ...1 day ago
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Quickpost: curl - Since I learned that Windows 10 has curl pre-installed now, I notice I use it more often. Here are some quick notes, mainly for myself: Using Tor: curl –...4 days ago
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A few thoughts about Signal’s Secure Value Recovery - Over the past several months, Signal has been rolling out a raft of new features to make its app more usable. One of those features has recently been raisi...5 days ago
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Turning a £400 BBC Micro (1981) into a $40,000 disc writer (1987) - Introduction One of the most iconic floppy disc protection stories is Dungeon Master. Released in December 1987, Dungeon Master combined an advanced physic...5 days ago
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Weekly Update 199 - Wow! Loving that 4K camera đ Or perhaps more specifically, just loving that camera and lens and I reckon it'll still be awesome in 1080p. But this week,...6 days ago
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Unemployment Insurance Fraud and Identity Theft: Up Close and Personal - In June 2020, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) warned that “imposters are filing claims for unemployment benefits [in the US], using the names and person...2 weeks ago
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Data Security in the SaaS Age: Thinking Small - Posted under: Research and Analysis Our last post in Data Security in a SaaS World discussed how the *use* and *sharing* phases of the (frankly partially ...3 weeks ago
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CCPA: California Attorney General Releases Final Proposed Regulations - Christina H. Kroll On June 1, 2020, the California Attorney General’s office released the third and final set of CCPA proposed regulations (available her...3 weeks ago
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