Curiosity in Practice
I am reading a book called “The Art of Authenticity” and in the book over a couple of chapters it talks about understanding what makes strong leaders and deciding who you should follow. I have pulled these 10 questions out of those chapters: What was your first leadership role? When you think about the process … Read more
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 use nmap all the time at work and recently came across rainmap-lite which is an amazing web interface for nmap that allows you to easily schedule and email scan results. I wanted to be able to share it with a class I am teaching so I did what I have been doing lately and put it into a … Read more
I am at Security Summer Camp this week and you always hear about how how dangerous these networks are with no real proof so I decided to see how dangerous they are*. I built the most insecure docker container I can think of. It runs SSHD with the root password set to root* to see see what happens when I … Read more
My mentor and I are in the middle of spinning up an information sharing group with local security professionals and next Friday is our first “working session” and we are discussing what building a security lab* looks like and costs. We really hope to start walking through the tools in future meetings but here is … Read more
If you do not have unlimited data on your iOS device you will want to turn off Wi-Fi Assist in iOS9. Wi-fi Assist uses your data connection when you are on a slow Wi-Fi network. To turn it off go to Settings > Cellular > Wi-Fi Assist > Off.
I have been looking for sometime to get a few security cameras setup around my house. I have thought about the dropcam and oco options but they were both fairly expensive and didn’t have the options that I wanted. What I did have was a raspberry pi 2, two old web cameras and a 6 year … Read more
People ask me all time what the one thing they should do to “stay safe” on the internet is. If I had to pick one it would be to use a VPN when you are on a network you dont own or trust. It has always taken a little bit of technical skill to setup … Read more
What are you passionate about? My mentor asked me that question this week as we were talking about what “true success” looks like. In the end you will never feel truly successful if you are not doing what you are passionate bout. There are people who are passionate about being amazing help desk technicians … Read more