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Cyber Security Maven: Folding displays becoming a reality
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Thursday, May 19, 2011. Folding displays becoming a reality. Researchers at Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology have built a prototype for a foldable display. They tested the prototype to see if folding/unfolding would cause a visible degradation in the fold point. In their tests, after. 100,000 fold/unfolds there was a 6% degradation. If you check out the koala picture in this article. The only reason I could tell that it was a foldable display at all was the caption! San Antonio, TX. GREM, CREA - ...
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Cyber Security Maven: May 2011
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Friday, May 20, 2011. Google fixes Android vulnerability. Google is rolling out a fix for a vulnerability in Android that could leak data from Google calendar and contacts. Android phone users were at risk when they are connected to unsecured wireless network. Android OS versions 2.3.3 and lower are affected by this. The Google spokesperson quoted in this article. Thursday, May 19, 2011. Folding displays becoming a reality. Then I could take my 32' monitor with me when I travel. Once you get to your ...
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Cyber Security Maven: January 2011
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Saturday, January 29, 2011. What have you shared on facebook? Ever wonder what you've really shared on facebook? Facebook now has an option for users to download their account information:. From the facebook site:. This is a copy of all of the personal information you've shared on Facebook. In order to protect your information, we will ask for authentication to verify your identity. Learn More about downloading a copy of your information. If you have made comments on other people's posts - those don't sh...
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Cyber Security Maven: August 2009
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Thursday, August 27, 2009. Security 610: Reverse-Engineering Malware: Malware Analysis Tools and Techniques. I will be mentoring SANS 610: Malware Analysis in San Antonio starting Nov 3rd. The class covers both behavioral and code analysis to provide a more rounded approach to malware reverse engineering. For more information or to register. SANS 610. Tuesday, August 25, 2009. Network word has put together a list of " Unwritten Rules of Technology. Basically the Murphy's Laws of the tech world. When ente...
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Cyber Security Maven: Sprint Airave
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Friday, February 4, 2011. After I got that fancy new phone I have been playing with for almost 2 weeks now, the lack of cellular coverage in my house really started to get to me. I blame it on the radiant barrier that keeps the house energy efficient. basically, its like covering the house in tinfoil! A friend told me that he had similar problems, called Sprint and they sent him this nifty device that would plug into the internet connection in the house and create a sort of personal cell tower inside....
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Cyber Security Maven: October 2009
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Friday, October 2, 2009. A guy robbing a house in West Virginia decided that facebook. Just couldn't wait. While in the house, he used the owner's computer to sign in and check facebook. Too bad for him that he left his account signed in when he made his escape! Addiction has its uses :). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). San Antonio, TX. I am a Cyber Security consultant currently residing in San Antonio, TX. I have been involved in computers since I was 10 when my dad taught me how to program!
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Cyber Security Maven: My assessment of scorpion episode 1
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Monday, October 6, 2014. My assessment of scorpion episode 1. I know that many others have already written about the technical inaccuracies in CBS' new show scorpion, but I felt that I had to get my critique out there as well. For anyone who hasn't seen the promos, the show, or anything else - Scorpion. Wait a minute - - these planes that could not be diverted have been circling airports for 40 minutes waiting for landing instructions. After about 20 minutes, wouldn't you think to go somewhere else?
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Cyber Security Maven: December 2010
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Monday, December 20, 2010. Got to start them early! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). San Antonio, TX. I am a Cyber Security consultant currently residing in San Antonio, TX. I have been involved in computers since I was 10 when my dad taught me how to program! I have focused in cyber security since 2002. My current areas of interest are Malware Detection and Reverse Engineering. GCFA - Forensics from SANS. CISM - information sec management. GREM, CREA - reverse engineering certs. GSAE - auditing, from SANS.
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Cyber Security Maven: October 2014
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Monday, October 6, 2014. My assessment of scorpion episode 1. I know that many others have already written about the technical inaccuracies in CBS' new show scorpion, but I felt that I had to get my critique out there as well. For anyone who hasn't seen the promos, the show, or anything else - Scorpion. Wait a minute - - these planes that could not be diverted have been circling airports for 40 minutes waiting for landing instructions. After about 20 minutes, wouldn't you think to go somewhere else?
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Cyber Security Maven: September 2011
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Thursday, September 8, 2011. Cars tweeting, posting on facebook? Article, cars are being equipped with all kinds of computer systems to allow: "Automobiles are getting smarter as carmakers put in computers that can help drivers parallel park and add Internet connectivity to post Facebook or Twitter updates". I wonder if this would change my insurance rates? I would assume that the car would be less likely to hit another car while it was auto-parking. But twitter and facebook posts? The article then goes ...