Our thanks to BSides Calgary and Conference Speakers for publishing their outstanding presentations; which originally appeared at the group's BSides Calgary 2020 Conference, and on the Organization's YouTube Channel. Enjoy!nPermalinknThe post BSides Calgary 2020 – Greg Foss’ ‘The Future Of Destructive Malware’ appeared first on Security Boulevard. [...]

Five worthy reads is a regular column on five noteworthy items we’ve discovered while researching trending and timeless topics. This week, we explore the possibilities and challenges of a passwordless era.nnThis past year has been difficult for organizations globally, …nThe post Five worthy reads: Are we ready for a passwordless future? appeared first on ManageEngine Blog.nThe post Five worthy reads: Are we ready for a passwordless future? appeared first on Security Boulevard. [...]

In 2016 the National Socialist Movement (NSM) of America, claimed to be “buoyed by a Donald Trump victory”, and announced a shift in symbols they considered headline-worthy: “…white supremacists ban swastika in bold attempt to ‘go mainstream’.” The Odal rune, a less-well-known Nazi Germany symbol, will take the place of the swastika on all official … Continue reading CPAC 2021 Open Display of Nazi Symbols →nThe post CPAC 2021 Open Display of Nazi Symbols appeared first on Secur [...]

New York Times reporter Nicole Perlroth has written a book on zero-days and nation-state hacking entitled “This Is How They Tell Me The World Ends”. Here is my review.nnI’m not sure what the book intends to be. The blurbs from the publisher implies a work of investigative journalism, in which case it’s full of unforgivable factual errors. However, it reads more like a memoir, in which case errors are to be expected/forgivable, with content often from memory rather than rigorously fact ch [...]