Viktor Minin: On Process Migration
Hi, Today I want to talk about an old technique used by many automation scripts and shells: Process Migration. Most …
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Why Machine Learning is More Likely to Cure Cancer Than to Stop Malware - Webinar on Feb 27th 3 PM EST!
Machine Learning (ML) has become the shiny new object for security and is the foundational pillar of products such as …
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Effects of Biometrics Co-Used with Password
It appears that, amazingly, many people are still trapped in a false sense of security that biometrics helps us for …
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Networks, What do you mean by that?
Have you ever heard of words like Generation X, Generation Y, Lost generation, etc.? These are the words that are …
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Thick Client Penetration Testing – Exploiting JAVA Deserialization Vulnerability for Remote Code Execution
Thick Client? What do you mean by that? Thick client is the kind of application which is installed on the …
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Extending attack surface in distributed environments
I am currently working in the RCNTEC company where I have a deal with distributed environments everyday. Once I had …
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Do You Think Your Mobile is Secure with a Finger Print? Think Again!
With smartphones companies allowing people a convenience to perform multiple tasks and purchase transaction over their phone, also opens the …
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There is a shell in your lunch-box by Rotimi Akinyele
My team was recently engaged by a client (Hackme) to perform a black-box external penetration test. The objective was simple …
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Why Python Isn’t Just for Beginners
Programming in general can be an intimidating task, especially if you’re new to the field. That’s why finding a language …
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Security Risks with Public and Private Blockchains
Before we begin to understand the security risks associated with private and public blockchains, let us first define what a …
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