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Uncommon Sense Security: April 2014
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Just another security blog. Tuesday, April 22, 2014. A small rant on presenting at conferences. The more conferences I run the more sympathy I have for other conference organizers, even the big commercial ones, and the more inclined I am to follow their rules and requests- but I expect the conferences to have a clue about what’s involved in delivering a good presentation and facilitate that, not hinder it. Friday, April 11, 2014. Threat Modeling, by Adam Shostack. Adam has a new book out,. Those who know...
Uncommon Sense Security: Infosecurity Europe’s new “Intelligent Defence” conference
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Just another security blog. Monday, January 26, 2015. Infosecurity Europe’s new “Intelligent Defence” conference. My friends over at Infosecurity Europe. Have been listening to their attendees- and that’s pretty cool. From the Intelligent Defence site:. 8220;Infosecurity Europe's meticulous research revealed that attendees of the Number 1 exhibition and conference in Europe require more in-depth, technical research sessions.”. The call for papers for Intelligent Defence. Note: yes, I know they spell ...
Uncommon Sense Security: December 2014
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Just another security blog. Monday, December 29, 2014. 8220;Is your computer working? As promised, that other hospital tech incident. I was leaving a friend’s room right after the nursing shift changed and the new nurses were beginning their rounds. As I was preparing to leave I heard the nurse outside my friend’s room call down the hall “Is your computer working? Not bad, eh? 160; There was a system failure, but backup procedures were in place to prevent serious problems. High fives for all? Yeah, I ...
Uncommon Sense Security: March 2014
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Just another security blog. Thursday, March 20, 2014. Missing the (opportunity of) Target. You may have heard that some companies lost some credit card data recently. I think it was in the news. Come to think of it, a couple of weeks ago I featured a great guest post by Jeff Man. Rates, with statistical deviation analysis- let’s not assume “X-thousand alerts” means a damned thing. I generate thousands of alerts in my own. There has, of course, been renewed cry for chip and pin cards to replace the US-...
Uncommon Sense Security: April 2015
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Just another security blog. Saturday, April 18, 2015. IEMs, In Ear Monitors. Once again I’ll leave you to connect the dots to InfoSec… new toys, myopic focus, loss of big picture…. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Information Security Curmudgeon, Security BSides Co-Founder, CISSP, MS MVP for Enterprise Security, Strategist at Tenable Network Security, Co-host at Security Weekly podcast. View my complete profile. IEMs, In Ear Monitors.
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A Renaissance Security Professional: Firefox 4 Browser Forensics, Part 5
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A Renaissance Security Professional. Bay Area, CA, United States. I'm a computer security professional, most interested in cybercrime and computer forensics. I'm also on Twitter @bond alexander All opinions are my own unless explicitly stated. View my complete profile. Thursday, May 5, 2011. Firefox 4 Browser Forensics, Part 5. We're nearing the end of my series on Firefox 4 forensics ( click here. Note, this is accurate at the time of writing, for the current version of Firefox (4.0.1). Once...Kimpton H...
Dark Reading: CISOs Caught In A Catch-22 | Krypt3ia
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Greek: κρυπτεία / krupteía, from κρυπτός / kruptós, hidden, secret things ). Dark Reading: CISOs Caught In A Catch-22. Now that I have that out of the way let me take this article and turn some things on their head a bit. I would ask, if I were writing an article on this subject just how talented on average are these CISO’s that are being made scapegoats and not allowed at the C-Level table? Are these CISO’s capable of making those security decisions to start? But hey. That’s just me right? Mmmmmyeah, no...
Darknet Jihad: These Aren’t The Sites You Are Looking For | Krypt3ia
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Greek: κρυπτεία / krupteía, from κρυπτός / kruptós, hidden, secret things ). Darknet Jihad: These Aren’t The Sites You Are Looking For. It’s why we need to have crypto front doors and de-anonymize the darknets! I am writing this post to set the record straight and to make a point… A cryptic point that someone reading this will get and you know who you are. The darknet is on the whole NOT being used by jihadi’s to hide their comm’s in the sense of going to darknet. Because the fact of the matter is that t...
Commentary: OPM Is Just Another Link In The CyberFail Chain | Krypt3ia
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Greek: κρυπτεία / krupteía, from κρυπτός / kruptós, hidden, secret things ). Commentary: OPM Is Just Another Link In The CyberFail Chain. OPM is the exemplar of how our government deals with information security, or should I say. The government holds in it’s systems. So far the discourse in the media has been more sensationally oriented on the magic secret code names that the likes of Crowdstrike and Mandiant have come up with respectively for actors. Actors that they. 8220;Security takes decades”. The O...
OPM: WHO? WHY? WHAT? ERMEGERD CHINA! | Krypt3ia
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Greek: κρυπτεία / krupteía, from κρυπτός / kruptós, hidden, secret things ). OPM: Voted Most Likely To Be Hacked. Have any of you ever read an OIG report out there in cyber land? Screen-shots courtesy of @SynAckPwn. You could also just take a gander at the recent hearing in the Senate on this debacle at C-SPAN. Wink wink nudge nudge SAY NO MORE! NO REALLY, CHINA. I know what you are thinking, you are saying to yourself; “They always blame China! 8221; and yeah, we kinda do but that is not wholly unwarran...
A Techie’s Musings
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A Techie’s Musings. A blog by one aspiring Information Security thought leader. Choosing the Risk Framework with the Best Fit. February 20th, 2012. The following are some initial thoughts on that initial selection process as part of building a program from scratch, but making the best use of what is out there knowing it isn’t even close to perfect:. Matching the company culture / industry. Map to business’ strategic objectives. Articulate the organization’s risk tolerance. If this topic interests you, yo...
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Building a bias for action. Articles in the music Category. 17 Apr 2015 Comments Off on on discussing. More wisdom “out of the mouths…”. 13 Jun 2013 Comments Off on others to be. What must he who would one day learn to fly do? On the peaky mountain. 12 Dec 2012 Comments Off on on the peaky mountain. 8 Oct 2012 Comments Off on the chief enemy. I wonder when we stop wondering? Perhaps when we think we know it all. 3 Jul 2012 Comments Off on under foreign command. 1 Jul 2012 Comments Off on between the two.
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June 15th, 2009. Now browsing by day. CyberWar is a Racket. Monday, June 15th, 2009. Inspired by ‘War is a Racket’. By Maj. Gen. Smedly Darlington Butler U.S.M.C. CyberWar is a Racket. Under the threat of war, the cost of defense is never too high. A nation is under significant obligation to protect its investments where ever they may be. The United States’ trade deficit is in the trillions of dollars. The nation must possess assets for which they use to back the value of money sent overseas. These dolla...
Southern Virginia Security » Cyber Wars
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Now browsing by tag. Cybersecurity Act of 2009. Director of National Intelligence. National Institute of Standards and Technology. Office of Management and BUdget. Cyber Fear Echo Chamber. Wednesday, December 2nd, 2009. Theologians, Politicians, and Financiers agree! When in doubt use a little fear and not FUD. Interesting how things pick up right where we left off; with discussion of MAD and CyOffensive Stratagies. Can America take over the internet? Counselor to DHS’ top cybersecurity official. 8221; &...
Southern Virginia Security » Blog Archive » CyberWar is a Racket
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Laquo; S.773 Cybersecurity Act -quick summary. CzarWars Episode 1 – The Phantom Finance. CyberWar is a Racket. Written by SoVaSec on June 15th, 2009. Inspired by ‘War is a Racket’. By Maj. Gen. Smedly Darlington Butler U.S.M.C. CyberWar is a Racket. Under the threat of war, the cost of defense is never too high. A nation is under significant obligation to protect its investments where ever they may be. The United States’ trade deficit is in the trillions of dollars. These dollars are then stockpiled or u...
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Uncommon Cruises
Is the founder and publisher of UncommonCruises.com. An online information center that focuses exclusively on unusual, small-ship cruises. He's also a freelance writer who enjoys the humorous and ironic side of travel. Most of his spare time is spent searching for the world's best white chocolate. Subscribe to My Blog. Become a Facebook Fan. Follow Me On Twitter. How to Find Your Muse on a Unique Cruise. The Steam Yacht, Gondola, on Conistan Water, Lake District. Courtesy http:/ bit.ly/hQh14x. Probably W...
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Inside the Artist’s Studio with Brian Giniewski. 11 Products by (and for). Give Your Favorite Fruits a Boost with the Just Ripe Fruit Bowl. Inside the Artist’s Studio. Doing Good, in Brooklyn and Beyond:. A Look Back at 2017. 14 Practical Travel Items That Are Totally Worth Packing. March 16, 2018. All trips have their hassles, and all can be made easier and more fun with some packable helpers. Read on for our latest faves. 1 A cocktail kit to help you unwind in midair. Travel Cord Roll – $20. It’s...
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Notes to a New Engineer. How to Program Chromecast Snippets and Tricks. A new knowledge system about people. There is no magic. Lesson: An experienced engineer makes better guesses and checks them faster than a new engineer, letting them find a problem faster. There is no magic or special ability they possess, and with effort you can reach the same quickness. I made a guess about where to start looking and explained the guess. We guessed that A was happening and tried to prove it wrong. I could have done...
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Uncommon Kitchen and Bath. The Efficient Kitchen Has Good Flow. By Karen Lewis, CKD, CBD, CAPS. Whether your household consists of one or many, the kitchen is probably the center of activity. For it to be a useful and enjoyable space it needs to have an efficient “flow.”. Uncommon kitchen&bath, llc, 79 Ocean Street, Suite B, South Portland, Maine 04106, (207) 899-9421. 2015 uncommon kitchen&bath, llc. Web services by Netwalker Internet Services.
New Adventures in Software
Evolution / Machine Learning. Java Tools / Libraries. New Adventures in Software by Dan Dyer. Play Our Online Football Game and Help Raise Money for Charities. On August 8th, 2014. If you’re not in the UK or you’re not interested in the Beautiful Game and helping charities then this post isn’t for you. I’ve generally tried to keep the articles on this site at least tangentially related to software development but on this occasion the link is a bit more tenuous than usual. Well Super10 has been around for...
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Just another security blog. Thursday, December 21, 2017. I dumped this on Twitter as a tweetstorm, but it is worth sharing here in one place. Those who have followed me for a while have probably noticed that I rarely get technical here anymore. My world, and world view have changed. I still play with stuff, but it tends to be specific to the nice folks who pay me, or esoteric stuff for personal use. Or for @SecurityBSides networks and labs. If I can repay the amazing support and kindness shown to me by m...
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Uncommon Wisdom Daily Blog. What Retirement Strategies Do You Want More Info On? March 2, 2015. We’ve been getting great feedback over the last few days everything from your biggest retirement fears to your biggest accomplishments and dreams. But no matter where you’re currently at with your finances, we’d like to help you do even more. So tell us: What strategies or investments do you want to hear about next? Maybe some ways to lower your taxes? How does your nest egg stack up? Are you on track? Would y...
The Uncoöperative Organization
When I said some things about Secure Boot in June of 2014. I …". Programming and other human stuff. Secure Boot Fedora, RHEL, and Shim Upstream Maintenance: Government Involvement or Lack Thereof. You probably remember when I said some things about Secure Boot in June of 2014. I said there’d be more along those lines, and there is. So there’s another statement about that here. Note that there are parts of this chain I’m. You probably remember when I said some things about Secure Boot in June of 2014.
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Philadelphia and Destination Wedding Photography. The One with Beer on the Scene Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company Croydon, PA. March 15, 2018. GIVEAWAY: WIN A WEDDING PLANNING & PHOTO EXPERIENCE FROM UNCORKED STUDIOS WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY. March 14, 2018. The One with All the Luck of the Eagles Vie – Cescaphe Philadelphia, PA. March 14, 2018. March 14, 2018. Personal Projects: Washington State Photography Workshop. March 12, 2018. March 12, 2018. January 8, 2018. January 8, 2018. January 4, 2018. The One wi...
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New website, theme, cms, etc. Tue 26 Jul 2016. I've decided to dump wordpress and my own personal blogging platform in favor of the Ghost CMS. Then I had to go and make a theme for it. It's still a work in progress, but the simplicity is great. I don't really have much to say. This post is more than anything just a test and to fill in the empty space between the header and the footer. Page 1 of 1.
