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Remembering Elementary School
I watched Ze Frank this morning: …which is always fun and occasionally thought provoking, a bit like poking your tongue into a gap where a tooth used to be and feeling the hole and trying to remember what the tooth used to feel like. Of course I’ve still got all my adult teeth, so it’s…
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Twitter Updates for 2012-08-04
View this, full size. It's Globular Cluster M5, a ball of stars orbiting our own galaxy like a moon. http://t.co/p40QY12Z # @cbetta 1) Budget 2) Goal 3) Threat Model ? #
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Twitter Updates for 2012-08-03
@chrisgerhard So Wiggo is calling for a compulsory helmet law? Did you not brief him? # according to radio 4 # @opensourcerer @lauraanngill Post that / other pics on #Reddit they are good at this sort of thing. # : E.T. the Walrus practices his vocalizations at Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium – YouTube http://t.co/026o8x9U…
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E.T. the Walrus practices his vocalizations at Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium – YouTube
Decent speakers are helpful
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Twitter Updates for 2012-08-02
Patum Peperium – #Marmite is for #Wimps # @guy_herbert not sold at Waitrose, dahlink # @Walshman23 @WeldPond I/we didn't invent the problem, we just optimised it. # @adamshostack @rmogull Macroblogging FTW http://t.co/9u056QgM # : Google Alerts: "We Take Security Seriously" :: Congress should encourage bug fixes, reward secure systems http://t.co/krB1ylGs # @gjchomic @tomaszmiklas @ChrisJohnRiley Something…
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Google Wallet: A “We Take Security Seriously” Special Edition /HT @peterjenkins
A wallet you can lock — and remotely disable We take security very seriously and have always had a dedicated Google Wallet PIN to prevent others from making payments with your Google Wallet. And as always, we encourage Google Wallet customers to set up the phone’s screen lock — as an extra layer of protection.…
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Google Alerts: “We Take Security Seriously” :: Congress should encourage bug fixes, reward secure systems
Sometimes you find something sane… Any article on the law should include a disclaimer at the top: I am not a lawyer, a Congressman or a lobbyist, nor do I play one on the Internet. Take everything you read here with a largish block of salt. If you need legal advice, this is not it.…
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Twitter Updates for 2012-08-01
Trying to find affordable/useful #security #training covering legal aspects & requirements of data protection, compliance #alreadyapentester # RT: There's Free (as in Beer) and Free (as in Speech) but the lesser-known third option is …: http://t.co/hYqQ3N93 # @beng Think it means "When you ask to reset a password, don't fanny about because we've sent you…
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Routers from China’s Huawei Vulnerable to Trivial Attack # If you’d heard what I’ve heard about Huawei …
… then you would not be surprised by any of this; rumours of measuring coder performance via lines of code per day and of not reusing tested open-source code on the basis that it’s hard to reconcile developer team performance targets against code reuse. Run away. In a talk on router hacking during Def Con…
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HELP: Advice to a new graduate applying for a job in Pentesting & Security, first interview
So a friend’s just graduated with a first in Comp Sci, has a historical interest in Linux and security, and has a job interview coming up soon… and I’ve been asked to provide some feedback and advice. This is a bit tricky since I’m an oddball case, but I’ll share a few ideas and throw…