Awesome New Infosec Class | Daniel Miessler
The University of Washington’s School of Computing and Engineering is offering a new course on how to think like a...
Read more →The University of Washington’s School of Computing and Engineering is offering a new course on how to think like a...
Read more →Net Neutrality is one of the most important challenges facing civilization as a whole right now, yet most people don’t...
Read more →Well, technically [rɛindaːl], but “Rhine Dahl”, or even, “Rine Doll” is pretty close. Although there’s a joke that it’s now...
Read more →My opinion on security and obscurity is that obscurity can in fact help improve an already sound security posture. That’s...
Read more →First off, happy pi day. According to a physicist at the Exploratorium in San Francisco, the number Pi has been...
Read more →[Edit: An updated version of this post, with 6 additional features, can be found here] Safari is an excellent browser...
Read more →I tend to prefer debit when purchasing things. It hasn’t really been a security thing for me; it’s been more...
Read more →Let me just say that I am highly resistant to conspiracy theories in general. I think most of them are...
Read more →I’ve been obsessed with an idea for a while now of a networking and security tool that captures network data...
Read more →Does anyone else think it’s (shameful | criminal | wrong | outrageous) for Exxon to be making record profits (10.7...
Read more →The information security community is a relatively small one, and it remains so even on the Internet. It feels good...
Read more →I’ve been thinking a lot recently about the usefulness of risk assessment. A while back I had an interesting conversation...
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