No Russians Need Apply
In clear act of election interference, on October 19, 2020, more than 50 senior former US intel officials knowingly signed a false statement saying they believe the Hunter Biden laptop was Russian information operation.
In clear act of election interference, on October 19, 2020, more than 50 senior former US intel officials knowingly signed a false statement saying they believe the Hunter Biden laptop was Russian information operation.
Evaluation Steve Scully’s Twitter melodrama, one can’t but recall the immortal words of the 4th century Roman poet Brittania Spearus
A fortress is an intuitive analogy for the enterprise but it is an overly hyped and misleading one. Beyond a few shared objectives such as parameter security, surveillance, and physical access to a facility, cyber security has little in common with traditional military fortifications.
A few days ago I received an invite from an old colleague over the LinkedIn messaging service, the message read: “Hi, I have attached a
The evidence suggests that the widespread practice of users writing down passwords and keeping them in unsecured locations is a natural response to unrealistic security mandates. Users in general are concerned with productivity and view passwords and their management as unproductive and wasteful activity.
So who Pwnd the DNC? The Russians? Romanians? Or an insider with an axe to grind?
A few days ago, I got a phising email. I usually delete these emails promptly, but this one had an interesting component to it: it came with a password protected MS Word document. This is somewhat unusual because they typically expect you to just launch the attachment and activate the payload immediately.
Taken together with the obvious Chinglish verbiage in the body of the email, it became immediately apparent to me that this was not an actual PayPal address but rather a phishing site.
Going through the meat grinder, you get to witness first hand the process of hot dog making. It’s not a pretty sight, but its an informative one. One of my most profound takeaways from this whole experience was answering the existential question of the spoon.
It was on starless March night,
The spear phishers went out for bite.
Through a zero day vulnerability,
They breached RSA’s network security…