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Which brings us back to Aadhaar and some rather unpleasant headlines of late, particularly the likes of The World's Largest Biometric ID System Keeps Getting Hacked. They claim that they're hack-proof. But claiming the service is "hack-proof", that's something I definitely have an issue with. Can you prove otherwise?
But I felt somewhat vindicated when, after 40+ back to back live hacking demos at the Infosecurity Show, we had given away 1500 pairs of socks to ‘ah, I loved my Dr Solly’s socks’ and the like. Pen Test Partners PTP started in 2010. Back to the Infosec Show in 2011 and the ever-popular socks got another outing. Understandable!
Listen to EP 08: Hacking Voting Systems. In 2010, she was interviewed by O'Reilly Media. Halderman : In 2010, Washington D.C. They invited us and other members of the public to try to hack it. The confidentiality, integrity, and availability of it all -- you know, the classic CIA triad in infosec. Apple Podcasts.
Listen to EP 08: Hacking Voting Systems. In 2010, she was interviewed by O'Reilly Media. Halderman : In 2010, Washington D.C. They invited us and other members of the public to try to hack it. The confidentiality, integrity, and availability of it all -- you know, the classic CIA triad in infosec. Apple Podcasts.
The Jester is a patriotic, pro-American Hacktivist that since 2010 has waged a personal cyberwar against an array of targets he considers to be “the bad guys.” But detractors have insinuated that some of the Jester's operations were little more than internet sleight-of-hand. So, who is The Jester and what can we make of his reported exploits?
Listen to EP 08: Hacking Voting Systems. In 2010, she was interviewed by O'Reilly Media. Halderman : In 2010, Washington D.C. They invited us and other members of the public to try to hack it. The confidentiality, integrity, and availability of it all -- you know, the classic CIA triad in infosec. Apple Podcasts.
With the launch the first stable release of BackTrack 4 in January 2010, the project got its own domain ( backtrack-linux.org ) and moved off remote-exploit. As this was not a “Long-Term Support” (LTS) release, upstream would only support it until April 2010 - one year & six months. How did you pick the name?
One of the brightest lights in infosec and probably the kindest soul I knew. Dan Kaminsky was very active in the cyber security community, he was a regular speaker at major cybersecurity and hacking conferences, including Black Hat and DEFCON. SecurityAffairs – hacking, Kaminsky). I guess theres no hiding it now.
PPP wanted to give their past high school selves the infosec education they didn’t have. Megan Kerns of Carnegie-Mellon University joins The Hacker Mind to talk about the early days and the continued evolution of this popular online infosec competition site. in InfoSec however, learning happens 365 days a year.
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As we head to Hacker Summer Camp, how should we rebuild our infosec communities to be more inclusive and diverse? I'm attending in person this year, as are a lot of people in the InfoSec world. Rather, I choose to see this as a fresh start to create a new community within InfoSec. Jack Daniel offers his unique voice.
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