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If 25% of apps did NOT have at least one vulnerability on initial scan, what is it about those applications that made them secure? Rather than simply promoting Veracode's ability to detect vulnerabilities, why not share...
In reply to: What about the 25%?
OMG Mary, think I have stumbled across a new mareware strain called POPCORN!
In reply to: Mareware
I think I should switch my old printer from RJ45 to USB. A security test with NMAP showed that it's open like a barn door. And new firmware is not more available.
In reply to: Wow!
Hey, Debbie, how can I tell the boss he is sharing his screen to the wrong person!
In reply to: Screen Sharing
"Well Fred, you need to open the window in order to get into the sign-in page, make sure you have the correct password". "Yes. Ms. Reilly, that's exactly what I did, I'm looking at the cloud now, in no time, I'll be sign...
In reply to: In the Cloud!
"Forgot your password again, Fred? Well, look in the cloud it's there in our encripted storage", "I'm looking at it now, Melissa, just gimme a sec"
In reply to: In the Cloud!
"I told you our firewall is like a langery. Its too attractive and thin, I can penetrate easily after several pokes!"
In reply to: Penetration Test
Physical proximity of the wireless AP is not always required to exploit a client's system. Have you ever observed over Airodump or by other means that when an SSID is stored in their system, it constantly broadcasts all...
In reply to: AP Proximity
How unfortunate. Cameras are among the most frequently compromised IoT devices -- and they long have been. It doesn't take a lot of time to find those exposures, either, if you know what you're doing.Moreover, for botnet...
In reply to: Security cameras = insecure
Even beyond Google, there's Shodan for finding exposed embedded devices -- printers and otherwise. Security researchers have relied on Shodan quite a bit to pull off some interesting research/exposes.
In reply to: Re: A simple google search
Considering that (1) security researchers have been pointing out the technical flaws with actual digital voting for years and (2) we still haven't resolved the issues of low-tech threats (e.g., actual coercion, ballot-box...
In reply to: Long problematic
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