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Tags: passwords, security, social engineering
Social Media and Security
When people think of social media and security, they often focus on the security of the particular social media site they are using. Whether it is Facebook, Twitter, FourSquare, or any of the vast number of social media sites, the site itself is not your only concern. You might be your biggest security threat! You […]
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More Social Engineering
Here is a great write-up of my August Continuing Education Lunch and Learn Program. AFCEA Signal Magazine
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The Lost Art of Physical Security
When you read about IT security, you see lots of hype about Operating System security, application security and various types of encryption. What is often left out is the concept of physical security. You might ask what physical security is and it is a good question! Physical security, as it applies to Information Technology, […]
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Tags: badge, Biometrics, bump key, Clonezilla, hacking, id card, lock picking, magnetic swipe card, mantrap, RFID, security, social engineering
Own the Email, Own the Person
This article by Dennis Fisher is a great piggy back on my Password Security and Social Engineering articles. For attackers looking to take control of a victim’s online presence, there is no better place to start than the target’s email account. If you own the email, you own the person. That’s never been more true than today, with […]
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Social Engineering….Your IT’s biggest threat?
Social engineering has slipped to the way side a bit when people think of IT security. A focus on patch management, packet inspecting, IDS/IPS, and the like taking the main stage, leaving social engineering as a back burner project. Social engineering has evolved from the old movie staples of “dumpster diving” to flashy websites […]
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