Tag: Security

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  You’ve been hacked, what now?

  You work for a crypto company, project or DAO and someone alerts you that you’ve been hacked. What do you do next? Here’s a quick emergency cheat sheet.

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  Markus Perdrizat

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  Jan 13, 2025

  Technology
• Custom USB sticks bypassing Windows 7/8′s AutoRun protection measure going mainstream

  Physical security is still key. Custom USB sticks bypassing Windows 7/8′s AutoRun protection measure going mainstream

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  Markus Perdrizat

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  Jul 31, 2013

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• Oracle’s July 2013 CPU Oracle Database Server Risk Matrix

  Oracle’s July 2013 CPU Oracle Database Server Risk Matrix is one of the worst in recent history. Go patching!

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  Markus Perdrizat

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  Jul 16, 2013

  IM
• Honing your presentation skills for security awareness

  Address all senses: Hearing, Seeing, Feeling. Honing your presentation skills for security awareness

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  Markus Perdrizat

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  Jun 27, 2013

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• Why the FBI’s plan to require weak security in all American technology is a terrible, terrible idea

  Bruce Schneier: Why the FBI’s plan to require weak security in all American technology is a terrible, terrible idea

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  Markus Perdrizat

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  Jun 5, 2013

  IM
• Dataguise Presents 10 Best Practices for Securing Sensitive Data in Hadoop

  Dataguise Presents 10 Best Practices for Securing Sensitive Data in Hadoop. Yeah, you gotta hop over to read it at myNoSQL…

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  Markus Perdrizat

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  Apr 12, 2013

  Technology
• Two-Step Verification Will End Consensual Impersonation

  Two-Step Verification Will End Consensual Impersonation: IT security pros are typically delighted to do away with employees’ option for consensual impersonation, and indeed, privileged identity management systems work really hard to make it impossible for those with superuser powers to do. But I suspect the consumer world isn’t quite ready for widespread two-step verification that…

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  Markus Perdrizat

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  Apr 11, 2013

  Social, Technology
• New Amazon CloudHSM service vows enterprise-grade security

  New Amazon CloudHSM service vows enterprise-grade security: Amazon Web Services runs on tons and tons of shared hardware. That’s a huge benefit in terms of cost but also spooks customers with strict regulatory requirements that prevent them from running their applications on shared infrastructure. […] CloudHSM could make regulation-constrained companies and agencies more comfortable entrusting…

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  Markus Perdrizat

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  Mar 29, 2013

  Technology
• Going Bright: Wiretapping without Weakening Communications Infrastructure

  Going Bright: Wiretapping without Weakening Communications Infrastructure: Mobile IP-based communications and changes in technologies have been a subject of concern for law enforcement, which seeks to extend current wiretap design requirements for digital voice networks. Such an extension would create considerable security risks as well as seriously harm innovation. Exploitation of naturally occurring bugs in…

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  Markus Perdrizat

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  Mar 21, 2013

  Technology
• Google Wants Your Next Password To Be A Physical One

  Google Wants Your Next Password To Be A Physical One: New research from Google suggests what we all likely know to be true – your pet’s name followed by a few numbers just isn’t cutting it as a password these days. Google Declares War on the Password: Want an easier way to log into your…

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  Markus Perdrizat

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  Mar 4, 2013

  Technology