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- Convenient email security – opportunistic encryption
A conversation i had the other day touched on the topic of transferring data via email and the risks this poses to the information contained. This kind of conversation seems to come up quite regularly and in many cases the assumption is made that mails sent via the internet are transferred in clear text unless both parties venture in [...] - Typosquatting and Doppelganger domains
A whitepaper released earlier this week by GodaiGroup’s Garrett Gee & Peter Kim investigates issues around domain name similarities and typos. I do recommend the read as the paper contains noteworthy information but I believe that most InfoSec professionals will find the facts and takeaways rather boring. It has been topic of discussions and presentations at security events [...] - Security and threat intelligence reports
Vendor released security intelligence reports are a double-edged sword; on one hand they are (usually) provided at no cost, on the other hand they tend to have a reputation to carry a bias towards the business focus of the vendor releasing the report. Personally i think many of the reports are of considerable quality and [...] - bSidesLondon is approaching fast!
Time flies when you have fun (or if you are absolutely buried in work) and nothing proves that better then the realization that bSidesLondon arrives in less then three weeks from now. There are still lots of things to do to ensure it will be a great day for everyone involved but, knock on wood, [...] - Security Awareness training vs. Media hype
Security awareness training is an interesting topic; the importance to educate your security challenged employees or family members is generally undisputed but yet there are intense debates whether security awareness training makes any difference and/or is worth the effort put behind it. And it is somewhat discouraging if even industry bigwigs like Schneier and Ranum [...]
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