Bookmarks for January 17th through February 15th
These are my links for January 17th through February 15th:
- Jack Mannino: Don’t Search For Your Social Security Number, Ever! – The reason this is bad should be fairly obvious, but having this information in Google’s hands and in the hands of someone with malicious intentions is slightly different. Unless you can (or want to risk) compromising Google’s systems, your search requests simply end up within their stockpile of information and hidden from the rest of the world.
- Digital Soapbox – Down the Security Rabbithole!: Further Proof You Don’t Get It – At OWASP AppSec last year I had some remarkably accurate conversations with Josh Abraham (of Metasploit, Rapid7 fame)… and I’ve gone back to those in my mind several times now over the last few months and scoured the ‘net for signs that someone is running with those thoughts and ideas.
- WAFs are not perfect, but is any security tool perfect? | xiom.com -
- Data in, Brilliance Out | Tableau Public – Within minutes you can create an interactive visualization and embed it in your website or share it. Anyone can do it, it’s that easy and it’s free.
- Testing Flash Applications | A Lazy Pen Tester’s Guide – While there are some tools and white papers available, I could not find many authoritative resources which wraps the entire spectrum of flash security testing of RIA applications. So here is an endeavor to detail out the steps of testing. I will keep this post only to outline the essential steps or points.
- Web Security: Are You Part Of The Problem? – Smashing Magazine -
- Your 5-Step Malware-Analysis Toolkit — Campus Technology – Examining the capabilities of malicious software allows your IT team to better assess the nature of a security incident, and may help prevent further infections. Here’s how to set up a controlled malware-analysis lab for free.
- Tableau Forensic Products – TSW-TIM – Introducing TIM, Tableau’s High Performance Software ImagerTIM, Tableau’s next generation forensic imaging software application, is capable of delivering astounding HDD imaging speeds. Optimized for imaging with Tableau write-blockers, TIM is an intuitive and information-rich application that was built to improve your forensic imaging productivity.
- The Yes/No PCI Assessment -
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