Cross Application Resource Access = XARA is another way to hack applications on a computer, it was researched with the following paper: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxxXk1d3yyuZOFlsdkNMSGswSGs/view The Mac OSX and iOS operating systems were tested in the research paper by the 6 researchers: Luyi Xing, Xiaolong Bai, tongxin Li, XiaoFeng Wang, Kai Chen, and Xiaojing Liao In fact … Read more
In the security field we seem to be going over the same ground over and over. The reason for this is that security should be easy and an afterthought, but when it is treated that way problems come up sooner or later… I did not lead with the Cardinals versus Astros story, but the story … Read more
At last weeks Showmecon Kenn White spoke about the project he is auditing OpenSSL. the following is from the webpage https://opencryptoaudit.org/people When I first walked in to listen to his speech at the show, I was not paying attention, as the topic seemed to be about how some basic hacks were occuring. Including the ones … Read more
Let me explain with a small history lesson: It is a good assumption that as the Internet helped create a global community, we are no longer connecting our computers to a LAN – Local Area Network with a firewall that can defend the network against the local regional troublemakers(the local youth or hackers that are learning … Read more
At Showmecon (www.showmecon.com – June8,9 2015) I went to a HIPAA compliance talk by Hudson Harris “HIPAA 2015- Wrath of the Audits” It was an excellent talk by Hudson Harris @legallevity (his Twitter account) And this is what my report (or what I got out of it) is: 1. 10% of all HIPAA covered … Read more