Where do you want to be this week? Now you’ll always know with our “Where You Want to Be This Week” feature, which will tell you about infosec meetups happening in your local area as of Sunday night. If you would like your event listed in our Calendar and in this post, contact us...
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It’s that time of the week again: the time where we take a look at what local security bloggers have been up to. With security world has been buzzing with the attack on SecurID attack, there are so many blog post this week from our local bloggers; but we can only choose three as...
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If you’re not already following some of our excellent NovaInfosec Twits and are wondering where to get the best NoVA-, DC-, and MD-related security tweets, look no further than this post. Published every Friday, our “Infosec Ramblings” post takes many of my security tweets/RTs from the past week and puts them into one easy...
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Where do you want to be this week? Now you’ll always know with our “Where You Want to Be This Week” feature, which will tell you about infosec meetups happening in your local area as of Sunday night. If you would like your event listed in our Calendar and in this post, contact us...
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If you’re not already following some of our excellent NovaInfosec Twits and are wondering where to get the best NoVA-, DC-, and MD-related security tweets, look no further than this post. Published every Friday, our “Infosec Ramblings” post takes many of my security tweets/RTs from the past week and puts them into one easy...
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Today’s interview is with SMS smartphone researcher Georgia Weidman. Georgia is is currently Director of “Cyberwarface” at Reverse Space and resident videographer at NoVa Hackers. Oh and then there is that full time day job thing. As usually we would like to give a big shout-out to Andrew “@andrewsmhay” Hay, who started this whole...
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There seems to be a theme going around the security industry lately … focus less on preaching to the choir and more on “inceptionizing” security to people building the systems. As an example in last week’s Dark Reading “Walking In The Application Developer’s Shoes” article, Kelly Jackson Higgins discussed how many security professionals are...
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