2/21/2019 Security reading
Hundreds of stories and articles come through my feed every day, and here are some of the most interesting. I’ll definitely be keeping an eye on these bills, I set up a Slack notification through…
Tag: security
US-CERT: Vulnerability Summary for the Week of January 28, 2019
Looks like they’re back at it, I don’t think I got any notifications during the shutdown at all. All 4 of the High Severity issues look to have been patched, so check to see if…
NIST RFC on stateful hash-based signatures
This is pretty cool to see come through my feed today after seeing an article on the subject of “quantum-safe” cryptography in this recent issue of 2600 magazine. It’s been on my list to check…
30 JAN 2017 infiniteLinks
Hello and welcome! Today we have a good mix of security-related links, from Android to Disaster Recovery to Linux and some Scams. Enjoy! Android How a single SMS can break your Samsung Galaxy Android phone…
26 JAN 2017 infinite links
Today I gathered a few good links on Linux distros for new users, some new ones that are getting popular, and some ways to secure your Linux machine. Enjoy! Linux Best Linux Distributions for New…
Time to Reinstall…but What?
Well, the ancient desktop computer I was using as a web server to host vulnerable web apps on my isolated testing network has finally erupted in pain. It froze during updates, completely unable to cancel…
19 JAN 2017 InfiniteLinks!
Another day, another set of stories and articles. Today is pretty diverse, with exploit kits, linux, the ever-present IoT security discussions, and a great Reddit post about fiber optics. Exploit Kits Got Outdated Software? RIG…
17 JAN 2017 – Infinite Links! (more or less)
It’s Tuesday, January 17th 2017! Today’s link dump covers Microsoft bulletins, DNS updates, a new Gmail phishing scheme and so much more. Microsoft: Microsoft slates end to security bulletins in February Microsoft: Windows 7 does…