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, let us...
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As most of you probably already know we are always looking for guest bloggers and with the addition of our new Submit Article form we hope that this makes it makes it easier than ever. Just fill in the info and your submission will be on it’s way to us. Now this doesn’t mean...
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In following up with some interesting security services … I came across another great website on Reddit last week called EmailPrivacyTester.com. Created by Mike Cardwell over the past year or so, the service performs 38 privacy checks “to test your email client for privacy leaks and security bugs.” In this post I plan to...
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Here it is again … another of our weekly “Best Bets” posts… As we’ve previously noted most local meetups seem to be crowded into weekday evenings with almost nothing on the weekend. The purpose of this post is to advertise some of the smaller events that are occurring over the weekend. Most of these...
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If you missed anything or happened to be offline this past week, we hope you find this post useful as a quick reference. For those readers that may not have noticed, I actually tack on a bit of commentary to some the industry articles – so check out my italicized/bolded opinions and let me...
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Came across this awesome position on EthicalHacker.net’s forums. Although the req reads like they are looking a mid-career candidate, in the forum post they mentioned that they have multiple pen testing positions at various levels. The POC is listed at the end of the req below. If you decide to apply, please mention that...
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In the past few weeks Google has been back in the news for their whole wifi slurping mess. First it was the FCC slap on the wrist $25K fine. More recently, Google disclosed the name of the programmer responsible for the wifi software. It turns out it was none other than Marius Milner of...
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