A quick Saturday digest of cybersecurity news articles from other sources.Bruce Schneier Edition
[2023.02.15] Cameras are getting smaller and smaller, changing the scale and scope of surveillance.
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Phishing Email AlertsExamples of clever phish that made it past my spam filters and into my inbox. Some are sent by clients or readers like you, and other reliable sources on the Internet.
You can send phishing samples to me at phish@wyzguys.com.
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By Bob Weiss
I decided to give another go at writing an article using ChatGPT, following the instructions I found in Sam Szuchan’s great article on LinkedIn. These were my instructions for ChatGPT.
I want you to act as a cybersecurity blogger. You are writing an 800 word article about ChatGPT. It should contain the following topic sections. 1 How to ...
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A quick Saturday digest of cybersecurity news articles from other sources.Last week, there were 117 vulnerabilities disclosed in WordPress based software that have been added to the Wordfence Intelligence Vulnerability Database, and there were 30 Vulnerability Researchers that ...
Continue Reading →Phishing Email AlertsExamples of clever phish that made it past my spam filters and into my inbox. Some are sent by clients or readers like you, and other reliable sources on the Internet.
You can send phishing samples to me at phish@wyzguys.com.
My intention is to provide a warning and ...
Continue Reading →By Bob Weiss
As we discussed in our first two articles, many of the cybersecurity certifications that I teach have content that involves the uses of encoding, code injection, directory transversal, and scripting. These concepts can be difficult to grasp, and the exam questions can be challenging to answer correctly. This series of articles is designed to help you understand the basic concepts, and how these get used both securely and maliciously. ...
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Happy Pi Day. It is also Albert Einstein’s birthday.
As we discussed in our first article, many of the cybersecurity certifications that I teach have content that involves the uses of encoding, code injection, directory transversal, and scripting. These concepts can be difficult to grasp, and the exam questions can be challenging to answer correctly. This series of articles is designed to help you understand the basic concepts, and how these get used both securely and maliciously. I ...
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Many of the cybersecurity certifications that I teach have content that involves the uses of encoding, code injection, directory transversal, and scripting. These concepts can be difficult to grasp, and the exam questions can be challenging to answer correctly. This series of articles is designed to help you understand the basic concepts, and how these get used both securely and maliciously. I am planning to show examples to help you identify these types of use cases or ...
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