Curiosity in Practice
jgamblin The RSA conference starts next week and lets be honest it is becoming known as a stuffy management conference with very little useful technical information but if you know where to look you can take some deep dives. I have put together a quick guide of some amazing talks and events I am looking forward … Read more
I was lucky enough to get a hold of an Insta360 Nano this week and it is some of the most amazing technology I have seen recently. It allows for truly instant 360 photos, videos and timelapse captures. As one of the people I was showing it to this week said it is the “selfiestick … Read more
I was at dinner on Tuesday with 6 security professionals and I proposed this hypothetical situation and I thought it was worth writing up and sharing. Background: Six identical safes with $1,000,000 inside are being built into the side of a public building and are being randomly assigned to everyone at the dinner. At the … Read more
Scanning a host with Nmap is a fairly routine act for some in security to do but you from time to time you want to either get a different view of a host or try to conceal your public IP. In this case I use this simple “trick” to run an nmap scan through TOR. To … Read more
Yesterday US-Cert released information on GRIZZLY STEPPE the malware used in the DNC hack. The IP and hash information provided by the US-Cert was really lacking so I decided to dig through it and see if I could make more of it. The first thing I did was to run the IPs through an ipinfo2sheets spreadsheet … Read more