Windows has a sort of handy feature, but nobody has ever found it. Well, yeah, this one is ubiquitous. The “libraries.” Simple enough, a link to default folders for documents,…
Once upon a time, I proclaimed I had the solution to the problem. A wise man then responded by asking, “What are the trade-offs?”As the year draws to a close,…
Unless you’ve been living under a rock or have a life, you’ve heard more about Log4j2 than you might care to have. You’ve probably heard talk of Log4Shell, Log4j, exploits,…
Never say “passphrase” around a pedant. Peasants and pheasants are OK, but pedants will bring up the passphrase token attack, frequently overstate the threat, or flat out get it wrong.…
If there’s one thing I hate more than bad password advice it’s okra. But this is about cybersecurity, not culinary mayhem.Thanks to the added security multi-factor authentication (MFA) provides, passwords…
Previously I wrote about content disarm and reconstruction (CDR) with respect to steganography. Stego is really cool stuff, but demonstrating what CDR does with respect to documents makes things less…
In a previous blog, I discussed content disarm and reconstruction (CDR) at a high level. Today we’ll take a closer look at CDR with respect to steganography in images. Steganography…
I subscribe to the Consumer Protection Law360 newsletter. Although I can’t justify a subscription to the full content, the newsletters have interesting one-paragraph blubs. Recently one such paragraph caught my…
For years I have been asked by reporters about data breaches as they made the news. We “pundits” had pre-fabricated responses for everything. The story says that an IT administrator…
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