Category: Information Security
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Mid/Northern New England Tweetup
It's at Fort Foster. We thought about it a bit late in the season so no pavillion, but I'll be there wicked-early and have a gazebo-like covering setup over some tables. I highly suggest bringing folding chairs. There is a nominal entrance…
Your New Mega Security Program
Everyone who can read this blog should remember the Deepwater Horizon spill that occurred in the Spring of 2010; huge loss of life (any loss is huge from my persective) and still unknown impact to the environment. This event was a wake-up…
What Can We Learn From The @lulzsec senate.gov Hack Dump?
What can the @lulzsec senate.gov dump tell us about how the admins maintained their…
WEIS 2011 :: Session 2 :: Identity :: Negative Information Looms Longer Than Positive Information
WEIS 2011 :: Session 2 :: Identity :: Negative Information Looms Longer Than Positive Information — rud.is blog archive
WEIS 2011 :: Session 2 :: Identity :: Economic Tussles in Federated Identity Management
Tyler presented really well and it's a great data set and problem to investigate. He & Susan shed a ton of light on an area most folks never think about. Well…
WEIS 2011 :: Session 2 :: Identity :: Social Networks, Personalized Advertising & Privacy Controls
Catherine's talk was really good. She handled questions well and is a very dynamic speaker. I'm looking forward to the…
WEIS 2011 :: Session 2 :: Identity :: The Inconvenient Truth About Web Certificates
Nevena Vratonjic Julien Freudiger Vincent Bindschaedler Jeane-Pierre…
WEIS 2011 :: Session 1 :: Attacks :: The Underground Economy of Fake Antivirus Software
Brett Stone-Gross Ryan Abman Richard A. Kemmerer Christopher Kruegel Douglas G…
WEIS 2011 :: Session 1 :: Attacks :: Sex, Lies & Cyber-crime Survey
WEIS 2011 :: Session 1 :: Attacks :: Sex, Lies & Cyber-crime Survey — rud.is blog archive
WEIS 2011 :: Session 1 :: Attacks :: Where Do All The Attacks Go?
WEIS 2011 :: Session 1 :: Attacks :: Where Do All The Attacks Go? — rud.is blog archive