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Blog: Google's Threat model for Post-Quantum Cryptography
Read on to understand how Google currently evaluates the threat landscape related to post-quantum cryptography, and what implications this has for migrating from classical cryptographic algorithms to PQC.
3 Steps to Make Logins with Passkeys Reliable
When I first used passkeys, I felt they had too many issues to be used in production, but I’ve changed my mind. I recommend these steps for using them.
Vendoring: Why You Still Have Overlooked Security Holes
A cautionary FOSDEM talk from the Nix community about all the vulnerable software that may still overlooked on your systems.
Musings on Auth: How do we authenticate?
Authentication is central to securing applications and enabling personalised websites. This post discusses the different forms of authentication used in software.
Wi-Fi jamming to knock out cameras suspected in nine Minnesota burglaries -- smart security systems vulnerable as tech becomes cheaper and easier to acquire
Police believe a string of nine robberies in Edina have used this tech.
A Beginner-Friendly Illustrated Guide to Verifiable Credentials
This blog post uses storytelling to introduce beginners to Verifiable Credentials, followed by a...
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Transforming Identity and Access Management with Event Sourcing
How ZITADEL, an open source identity and access management solution, implements event sourcing right from the start.
Cybercriminals Weaponizing Open-Source SSH-Snake Tool for Network Attacks
A tool intended for security, SSH-Snake, now aids attackers in exploiting networks. Discover the depths of its reach and how to safeguard your infrast
Row Level Security | Tutorials | Crunchy Data
Learn how to use Postgres’ Row Level Security functionality. It’s a great tool for managing key-based partitioning in a multi-tenant world.
What are Verifiable Credentials and Why You Should Care About Them
Verifiable Credentials can be stored on digital devices, and you can use cryptography to verify their data and authorship. Let's learn mo...
Techstrong Research: Combatting CI/CD Security Anti-Patterns - DevOps.com
Techstrong Research finds the imperative to secure the software supply chain and CI/CD pipelines is undeniable and urgent.
How to stay safe from repo-jacking
Repo-jacking is a specific type of supply chain attack. This blog post explains what it is, what the risk is, and what you can do to stay safe.
The "KeyTrap" DNS vulnerability
DNS resolvers (those that handle DNSSEC, at least) are almost uniformly
vulnerable to an exploit
that has been named "KeyTrap". In short, the right type of packet can
send a DNS system into something close to an infinite loop, taking it out
of service indefinitely.
Malware Activity in Hosting Networks (ASNs) October 1, 2023 - December 31, 2023 — Cybercrime Information Center
What is Bot Detection? | How to Detect & Block Bad Bots
Bot detection is the process of distinguishing between bot and human activity, as well as between malicious and legitimate bots.
Bot Detection – Learn How to Detect Malicious Bots in 2024
Want to improve your bot detection? Learn how to detect & prevent sophisticated bots with powerful & easy-to-implement bot detector methods.
How are WLAN Infrastructures in Enterprises Secured?
Learn about the scalability challenges of Pre-shared (PSK) configurations in the enterprise, as well as how 802.1X addresses and resolves them elegantly.
Zero Trust with Zero Data
The physical world is full of zero trust examples, but they gather attributes for the access control decisions in a very different way than we're used to online.
Zero Trust made simple
Rest assured, adopting a Zero Trust strategy need not be overwhelming or complicated —we encourage gradual implementation and highlight the potential for steady progress and strengthened resilience within any organization. Get started on your Zero Trust journey today.
BitLocker encryption broken in 43 seconds with sub-$10 Raspberry Pi Pico — key can be sniffed when using an external TPM
BitLocker's reliance on a TPM for security is its own downfall in this specific exploit.
Phishing Impact Test Shows the Specific Likely Harms to The Organization Should an Employee's Credentials Be Stolen : @VMblog
Phishing Impact testing from autonomous pentesting company Horizon3.ai fills a knowledge gap by providing organizations with the precise impacts and likely outcomes of a successful phishing campaign on their particular organization and systems, should
Privacy and PDF metadata | forensics
When you create a PDF file, what you see is not all you get. You also include metadata that you may not be aware of.
I Stopped Using Passwords. It’s Great—and a Total Mess
Passkeys are here to replace passwords. When they work, it’s a seamless vision of the future. But don’t ditch your old logins just yet.
Relationship Based Access Control (ReBAC): When To Use It
We will examine Relationship Based Access Control (ReBAC) and its common models that you should not try to implement with roles (RBAC) or attributes (ABAC) to avoid technical debt and security breaches.
Acceptance Networks for Self-Sovereign Identity
We can't have broad adoption of verifiable credentials until we find a way to scale their presentation by providing tooling that credential verifiers can use to reduce their risk and gain confidence in the facts presented to them.
Level up: Gamify Your Software Security
Incorporating game-like elements can encourage developers to not only prioritize security, but do so in an engaging and rewarding way.
Distributed Applications Need a Consistent Security Posture
An application delivery platform that includes built-in security capabilities such as WAF, bot and API protection adds critical layers of defense.
Lend Me Your Ear: Passive Remote Physical Side Channels on PCs | USENIX