Area41 Defconswitzerland had an interesting video about attacking Single Sign-on technology SAML – Security Assertion Markup Language (basic tutorial on SAML) There are a few ways an attack can happen, while the initial connections are made (and all certificate info is exchanged or other info needed. Or after the initial connection was made and now the … Read more
Let’s set this up… You have paid attention to some Cyber security efforts, and have a number of defenses, maybe not “all of them” but your risk management matrix has shown you where to focus. What is impact on a device if having Cyber security problems? Assuming you set up the probability matrix of all … Read more
Everything has cybersecurity problems if it is not built with some security in mind at least. One should not build security after building the product, it tends to be ad-hoc or kluge. Tom’s Guide has a good article of several cameras, it happens that AV-TEST evaluated 8 IP(Internet Protocol) cameras. Only 3 cameras received 3 … Read more
To answer this question logically and truthfully we have to go back to how computers have evolved and connected to each other. During WW2 the beginning stages of electronic machines tabulating artillery tables faster and more accurately than humans (Colossus mark 1 and 2) (public Domain picture) As the computers evolved more and more effort … Read more
Do you want to actually improve your level of Cybersecurity? What will you do differently today or in the next few months better than last year? As in past post the GDPR has laid out new regulations that affect an entity that has data of an EU resident with impact on any of the following: … Read more
