Research, demonstrations, and popcorn
On Friday a group of radical Islamists attacked Paris. This was a very low-tech, high-coordination attack. The group attacked six locations simultaneously and killed over 120 people. I can’t give an exact number because everywhere you look, you…
Note: I left some information out of this post because Buffalo Wild Wings has not closed the security hole. They also did not even bother responding to me when I attempted to contact them MANY times. I explained…
Note: The following is all hypothetical and in no way is a representation of what is currently in use, was in use in the past, or will be in use in the future. Imagine you have a video…
Windows 10 Privacy Advocate has been released as an open-source project on GitHub. The project aims to allow Windows 10 users to take back some of their privacy. With the release of Windows 10, many new forms of…
Background: In 2013 Chili’s and Applebee’s started installing ZIOSK tablets at all of their restaurants. These tablets allow patrons to order, request drink re-fills, view the menu, view websites, and pay the bill. These little tablets are a good…
Well, we spun around the sun once again and are back where we started. It is now 2015. I am excited to see what this year will bring. There are many changes in information security coming and many…
The Russian District of Tambov’s government run website is vulnerable to a PostgreSQL injection. The site is not fixed as I have tried sending several notices to the site owners, but every email I have sent bounced back…
For those that don’t know what CloudFlare is, please review their home page. The basic idea behind CloudFlare is a reverse proxy that allows CloudFlare to protect websites from Denial of Service attacks, cross-site scripting, and a variety…
While I may not be Christian, I still celebrate Christmas. It’s a time to spend with family and reflect on what your life means to you and to those that care about you. It’s a time to think…
Okay, I have to be careful how I write this and how much to say. I don’t mean to make that sound exaggeratedly clandestine, but by the very nature of information security, it makes sense not to disclose…
