Krebs on Security

FEBRUARY 22, 2024

i-SOON CEO Wu Haibo, in 2011. “The infosec industry is always trying to distinguish [the work] of one APT group from another. Indeed, among the documents apparently leaked from i-SOON is a sales pitch slide boldly highlighting the hacking prowess of the company’s “APT research team” (see screenshot above).

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Security Boulevard

AUGUST 23, 2021

The company's leadership knew they had been breached in a sophisticated APT-style attack, but it was unknown whether the attackers had gained access to the cryptographic keys needed to decrypt sensitive client data. The post Malicious Life Podcast: Ten Years On – Are We Doing Security Right?

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Jane Frankland

JUNE 20, 2023

Since 2011, I’ve consistently spoken, and written about the dangers of burnout in cybersecurity, and proposed leadership strategies for employee wellbeing. In this blog, and ahead of my talk at Infosec this week , I’m delving into this, and giving you tips for recognising its signs and preventing it as a leader.

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ForAllSecure

JANUARY 15, 2021

After breaches like SolarWinds, companies pledge to improve their digital hygiene. And what parallels might infosec learn from COVID-19? In this episode, Mike Ahmadi draws on his years of experience in infosec, his years hacking medical devices. I’m really not kidding about the ubiquity of Mike in infosec.

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ForAllSecure

JANUARY 15, 2021

After breaches like SolarWinds, companies pledge to improve their digital hygiene. And what parallels might infosec learn from COVID-19? In this episode, Mike Ahmadi draws on his years of experience in infosec, his years hacking medical devices. I’m really not kidding about the ubiquity of Mike in infosec.

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