(ISC)² CSSLP exam details and process
CSSLP (Certified Secure Software Lifecycle Professionals) is one of the most popular application-security-related certifications available.
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Cybersecurity Weekly: Fake NFT scam, Atlassian flaw, security analyst interview questions
An NFT collector was tricked into buying fake Banksy. An Atlassian Confluence flaw is being actively exploited to install cryptominers. 8 must-ask security analyst interview questions. All this, and more, in this week’s edition of Cybersecurity Weekly.
iOS forensics
Day by day, smartphones and tablets are becoming ever more popular, and as a result, the technology used in development to add new features or improve the security...
Python for active defense: Decoys
Python can be a valuable resource when using decoys and pursuing active defense against cyberthreats.
Tutorial: How to exfiltrate or execute files in compromised machines with DNS
Go through this tutorial on exfiltrating and executing files between machines using the well-known DNS protocol.
Cyber risks of digitizing legacy systems in healthcare environments
The benefits of healthcare digitization might benefit a single asset, a process or the hospital as a whole — but it comes with obligations.
VULNCMS: 1 VulnHub CTF walkthrough part 2
In the last part of this Capture the Flag (CTF), we found four HTTP ports open on the target machine. We tried enumerating the HTTP ports available on the target...
(ISC)² CSSLP domain 8: Secure software supply chain
Learn more about secure software supply chain, the domain 8 topic of the CSSLP certification.
Incident responder careers: What’s it like to work in incident response?
Take a look at what it is like to work in the field of cybersecurity incident response.
Cybersecurity Weekly: Phishing attacks using redirects, intermittent file encryption, Ragnarok shuts doors
Widespread phishing attacks are using open redirects. LockFile ransomware bypasses protection using intermittent file encryption. Ragnarok ransomware gang shuts shop and releases decryption key for free. All this, and more, in this week’s edition of Cybersecurity Weekly.