Unsupervised Learning: No. 196
New York is suing Dunkin (Donuts) for not revealing breaches in a timely manner (going all the way back to 2015), which is says jeopardized their customers. Good for New York. It's one thing to be bre...
30 Sep 201924min
Unsupervised Learning: No. 195
Here's the new MITRE 2019 25 Most Dangerous Software Errors. Memory corruption bugs are huge right now. MoreThere's a ton of recent DDoS activity that's leveraging IoT devices for UDP amplification at...
23 Sep 201926min
Unsupervised Learning: No. 194
Not sure how this isn't bigger news, but Saudi Arabia shut down half its oil production after a number of drones attacked the largest oil processing plant in the world. Yemeni rebels claimed credit, b...
15 Sep 201924min
Unsupervised Learning: No. 193
AIG says BEC has overtaken ransomware as the primary claim type against their cyber insurance policies in EMEA, accounting for 23% of claims. More PaperThe NSA Cyber Chief wants to share digital threa...
8 Sep 201922min
Unsupervised Learning: No. 192
Ring has already partnered with over 400 police departments. As you know, I'm torn on this kind of tech. Neighborhood watch can be a good thing, and it can also be a bad thing. Technology tends to mag...
2 Sep 201935min
Unsupervised Learning: No. 191
Protestors in Hong Kong are physically attacking and destroying facial recognition cameras. MorePalo Alto says 7 out of 10 new domain registrations (NDRs) are either malicious or not safe for work, an...
26 Aug 201925min
The Difference Between Data, Information, and Intelligence
The terms intelligence, information, and data are thrown around pretty loosely in most tech circles, and this inevitably leads to people confusing and/or conflating them. What follows is a simple expl...
19 Aug 20195min
Unsupervised Learning: No. 190
There are some seriously nasty Windows RDP bugs out there. If you have RDP facing the internet, make sure you're patched. And try to get to VPN as soon as possible. MoreA huge survey of firmware secur...
19 Aug 201922min
