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Maritime Cybersecurity Mind Map
Recently I have been researching the cyber threats in the maritime industry, what has been done and which areas are not well investigated. I have summarised the initial recon in this field in a mind map – not very accurate and may be could benefit some improvements but putting it out there. MaritimeCyberSecurity_v2
Nice Software Vulnerability Management white paper by Chad Butler – Mind maps
Information Security Management and Governance, Learning and Information Security Career DevelopmentYour external security consultant just sent you the vulnerability report from the last test you ordered? What shall you do with all those findings and how to successfully communicate with the concerned parties? What could go wrong and why?
Vulnerable web applications to play with
This is just a list with applicaitons and frameworks out there that could be used to test your web application pentesting kung fu skills or to test your automated tools. I am trying to keep copy of those with me, because projects tend to die. So if you find that some of the links is…
Yet another “Play the game”
It seems that the wargames are flourishing. You can see something new popping up almost every day. Ethical Hacker Network just published another wargame. The life of this one is short so hurry up. The reward for the first 3 to score is entry tickets fro DerbyCon. Enjoy!
Some more wargames sources
I’m posting some more links to wargames and hacking challenges sites. I cannot give more details about the quality of those, but just keeping the challenges link archive alive in case of sudden boredom attacks. http://www.smashthestack.org/ http://www.overthewire.org https://github.com/JohnathanKuskos/StripeCTF
An Introduction To Keyloggers, RATS And Malware – book review
Yesterday I stumbled across yet another “hacking” site. My curiosity motivated me to mirror the site content and go through all the files. Most of them were books and tutorials. After I finished reviewing some of them I realised that I hadn’t include any book reviews in this blog so far and that may be…
Udacity – nice online computer science courses
A post outside the security field … A friend of mine sent me a link to the http://www.udacity.com/ (Thanks, Momcho!) and after I took a look and spent some time with the platform decided that it is a good idea to blog about it. Udacity is yet another site with online computer science courses and yet different…
The reason behind the fraudulent Google cert – DigiNotar security breach
VASCO subsidiary DigiNotar admits that a security breach in their CA infrastructure had been identified. As a result of the attack several fraudulent certificates had been issued among which a fraudulent Google certificate. Microsoft, Mozila ana Google already removed the DigiNotar root certificate form their trusted lists.
New Forensics challenge by Honeynet project
If you enjoy challenges, especially forensic ones – here is another one brought by Honeynet project. It is suitable even for beginners :). The solutions should be submitted by 30th of March so hurry up 🙂
Ethical Hacker Network Season’s chalange
Here it is folks, the new hacking challenge form Ethical Hacker Netowrk. The deadline is 03.01.2011 so hurry up and enjoy 🙂 http://www.ethicalhacker.net/content/view/344/2/<
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