Troy Hunt

JANUARY 27, 2018

I talk about that below including the preceding days involving some pretty full on sledding in Norway, workshops, talks, ice, slush and snow. Plus, of course, the actual infosec stuff from the week namely my new Pluralsight course on creating a security-centric culture. iTunes podcast | Google Play Music podcast | RSS podcast.

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InfoSec Password Management Passwords 142

Troy Hunt

JUNE 10, 2019

Increasingly, I was writing about what I thought was a pretty fascinating segment of the infosec industry; password reuse across Gawker and Twitter resulting in a breach of the former sending Acai berry spam via the latter. And while I'm on Sony, the prevalence with which their users applied the same password to their Yahoo!

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Data breaches Passwords InfoSec Accountability 280

Notice Bored

AUGUST 5, 2022

A glossy, nicely-constructed and detailed PowerPoint slide deck by Microsoft Security caught my beady this morning.

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Troy Hunt

JANUARY 3, 2019

So yes, travel went up but I also did a bunch of remote workshops which helped keep that down, as well sending Scott Helme to run in-person ones that contributed to keeping me on Aussie soil. SSW in Sydney: How safe is your #password ?! TECHpalooza on the Gold Coast: We’ve got a password problem. troyhunt is here to help.

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Duo's Security Blog

OCTOBER 6, 2023

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Troy Hunt

JANUARY 10, 2018

Much of this is simply due to lack of awareness; I must have taught 50 security workshops where the vast majority of attendees had simply never heard of CSP before. This is poor form as it can break tools that encourage good security practices such as password managers. Let them paste passwords! Why do websites do this?

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Hacking Government Encryption InfoSec 280

Troy Hunt

MARCH 2, 2020

These were companies spanning all sorts of different industries; big tech, general infosec, antivirus, hosting, finance, e-commerce, cyber insurance - I could go on. The point is the net was cast very wide. We whittled the original 141 companies down to the 43 that were best aligned to the goals I outlined in the original blog post.

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