This could make many “thought safe” Wi-Fi routers not so Here is where paying attention to new attacks is important. hashcat.net has the information: This attack does not even need a full EAPOL 4-way handshake, EAPOL stands for Extensible Authentication Protocol(EAP) over LAN. A simple 4-way handshake is shown pictorially below (from hitchhikersguidetolearning.com) This means that … Read more
We as Cybersecurity practitioners must use the best tools we can find. So if AI(Artificial Intelligence) can help us we need to use them. Of course we have to use real AI tools, not old tools renamed “AI” to sell more software for a little bit of time. What is the definition of AI ? … Read more
Yes we are a nation of television watchers and expect everything to be solved quickly, since all TV shows end in 1 hour. In the online book (in books.google) of “Television and Politics” The problems solved in our shows apparently are remembered with ‘calls for action’ are the ones solved by individuals. So maybe after … Read more
I have been watching the Derbycon videos (put up by IronGeek) and I like Paul Coggin’s comment: Are you worried about Day zero attacks? You have to take care of 80 day first. I have heard Paul’s talks before and this one in Derbycon is a bit different, but the theme is the same – … Read more
Why does it seem that we are always defending? Seemingly the same thing every day – every month, as the patches come out IT departments must patch consistently and without fail. Because if not what happens? Such as from Fortinet’s¹ analysis 10% of all NFS servers in the world are vulnerable to a specific attack. … Read more