Without A Castle | Daniel Miessler
As a consultant, the one thing I really miss is the feeling of owning a network and defending it. In...
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Student vs. Competitor | Daniel Miessler
I realized something about myself tonight that’s worth noting. It seems that when I approach a skill (say Table Tennis)...
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A Good Way to Study the Effect of Radio Waves on Humans
I’m one of those people who worry about how much radiation I’m absorbing (especially into my head) via my cell...
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America and the Satanist Next Door
If you live in America, you probably live within a few blocks of at least one Satanist. In fact, they’re...
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Creativity vs. Copyright | Daniel Miessler
If you care about music or DRM, you need to think about a simple thing: Everything is copied. People making...
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Google’s Inevitable Betrayal | Daniel Miessler
Tons of people all over the Internets are shedding all vestiges of sanity over how much information Google has access...
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Power and Relaxation: A Counterintuitive Combination
As I’ve mentioned in previous posts, I’m back playing Table Tennis. The group I’m playing with now is the best...
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The Future of Application Security: key insights from the webinar | Blog
Tom Ryder | 03 April 2025 at 09:17 UTC PortSwigger’s Vision In March, PortSwigger hosted its biggest webinar to date...
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Rewarding Good Software Companies | Daniel Miessler
I’ve been using TextWrangler for a while now — a free uber-text editor that’s used heavily by web developers. It’s...
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Effort vs. Outcome | Daniel Miessler
Over the years I’ve noticed something a bit peculiar about myself when it comes to striving for outcomes. In short,...
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Adoption of CVSS v4.0 Vulnerability Assessment Calculator
CVSS stands for ‘Common Vulnerability Scoring System’. The CVSS framework is an open cyber security framework owned by a US-based...
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How Managers Should Be | Daniel Miessler
This is an excellent collection of 10 beliefs that managers “should” have — or, good ones anyway. I find the...
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