Security Engineering

Open Source Does Not Equal Secure

| | Cybersecurity, open source, Security Engineering, Uncategorized
Way back in 1999, I wrote about open-source software: First, simply publishing the code does not automatically mean that people will examine it for security flaws. Security researchers are fickle and busy ...
Schneier on Security
BSides London 2019

Security BSides London 2019, Nina Fasel’s ‘My First Program: A Pentesting Tool’

| | BSides London 2019, Conferences, education, Information Security, Pentesting Tooling, Security Applications, Security Engineering, Security Tooling
Many thanks to Security BSides London for publishing their outstanding conference videos on YouTube. Permalink ...
Infosecurity.US

BSides Delaware 2018, @wala_fatema’s ‘Quick Picks From Bro/Zeek Logs’

| | BSides Delaware, Conferences, education, Security Engineering
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