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Category: Network Security
Building a geo attack map with the Scrutinizer API
Posted on - by James Dougherty
Every once in a while I get the opportunity to sit down and work on things that are outside of…
How can data theft be prevented?
Posted on - by Justin
Corporate data theft is nothing new. In fact, according to a study conducted by McAfee, “[a] majority of IT professionals have experienced…
This is how I found out FaceApp was stealing my data
Posted on - by Traci Anderberg
FaceApp is another selfie service that allows you to share aging and other filtered photos with your friends. It has…
Phishing detection: what not to do and how we help
Posted on - by Joanna Buckley
Phishing attempts have been showing up a lot in the news lately and scammers are getting smarter. What can we…
Q2 roundup: 13 interesting articles on cybersecurity news & expert opinions
Posted on - by Alienor
Things move fast in cybersecurity, and it’s always worth investing time to stay up-to-date on the state of the field.…
The Black Hat 2017 Chronicles: Day 6. Lessons Learned
Posted on - by Anna McElhany
It has been my privilege to spend a week at Black Hat USA 2017 and keep you all up to…
The Black Hat 2017 Chronicles: Day 5. Researching IoT Physical Attack Exploits
Posted on - by Anna McElhany
The Internet of Things (IoT) is placing an unprecedented number of unsecured devices on the internet every day. We all…
The Black Hat 2017 Chronicles: Day 4. Detecting SMBv1 Traffic
Posted on - by Anna McElhany
Earlier today, the topic of the recent ransomware outbreaks, such as WannaCry and Petya, came up at the Black Hat NOC.…
The Black Hat 2017 Chronicles: Day 3. Investigating HTTP Status Codes
Posted on - by Anna McElhany
The more attendees who arrive for the Black Hat briefings, the busier the NOC team gets trying to keep the…
