Written by Guest Poster Kirsten Goodwin With Google now attaching a “warning” to protect web browsers from infected websites, many people are now debating over the “right time” to disclose the information of infected websites to the public. Oliver Day and Rachel Greenstadt opened their discussion “Reinterpreting the Disclosure Debate for Web Infections“ by showcasing...
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For those of you who didn’t get to attend the OWASP – VA Local Chapter meetup last Thursday, February 12th, here’s a quick breakdown of what the meetup was about. Presented by John Steven, “Moving Beyond Top Lists” was an interesting commentary about why “Top Lists” don’t solve problems. If I could sum up Steven’s...
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Written by Guest Poster Kirsten Goodwin During his “Decoding the SmartKey” talk at ShmooCon, Shane Lawson provided an interesting look at the relatively small amount of money required to decode a lock that costs around a hundred dollars. Most of the items used for decoding these locks— such as sewing needles and krazy glue—can...
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2009 seemed to be the year of new topics and trends at ShmooCon. Along with the law-heavy “They Took My Laptop!” by Tyler Pitchford, ShmooCon also featured the “Bring It On!” talk “Storming the Ivy Tower” by Sandy Clark. If any of the Shmoo gods are reading this, I’m telling you this right now:...
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