Keeping Your Site Safe Online
Why do websites get hacked? Websites get hacked for a bunch of different reasons:
To plant hidden links to other sites in an attempt to game search engines...
General security
Lifehacking – What It Really Is
Two things made me write this article. The first was a conversation with a friend of mine, Luigi (Thanks Luigi!) The second was a conversation I had with a...
Interview: Tony Busseri, CEO of Route1
Tony Busseri is the CEO of Route1. He leads the management team in executing Route1’s strategic vision. Mr. Busseri is an entrepreneurial executive with a...
Interview: Charles Weaver, CEO of MSPAlliance
Charles Weaver is the co-founder and CEO of the MSPAlliance. In addition to running the daily operational operations of the association, he writes and speaks...
Defending the Internet with Project Meshnet
Introduction
Topics related to Internet censorship have been debated frequently in the last few years. The main purpose of most Internet censorship actions...
Chapter 9: Securing remote access
Remote access is no longer just about a laptop or home desktop user connecting to catch up on some work or update customer and order information. The explosion...
Chapter 5: CRPD & Security
In Wireless Network Security: A Beginner's Guide, author Tyler Wrightson discusses the many attack vectors that target wireless networks and clients, and explains...
Interview: Author Tyler Wrightson
Tyler Wrightson, CISSP, CCSP, CCNA, CCDA, MCSE, is the author of Wireless Security: A Beginner’s Guide (McGraw-Hill; 2012), the founder and president of Leet...
Interview with Joshua Arvin Lat
Interview with Joshua Arvin Lat: the Kaspersky International Cup 2012 and Kaspersky Asia Pacific & MEA Cup 2012 winner
For today's hot seat we have Joshua...
Chapter 8 – UEFI and the TPM: Building a foundation for platform trust
Traditional boot processes cannot stop sophisticated attacks instantiated before operating system load. Consequently, we need a method to ensure that when the...