Linux Essentials for Ethical Hackers – Full InfoSec Course
In this Linux course, you will learn the 20% you need to know to be efficient with Linux. This course will teach all the common Linux skills used in cyber-security and ethical hacking. HackerSploit developed this course. Course Contents: (0:00:00) Introduction (0:01:56) Useful keyboard Shortcuts (0:08:52) File Management & Manipulation (0:32:18) File & Directory Permissions […]
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Linux and The Tragedy of the Commons
In a recent blog post, Google security researcher Kees Cook said that the Linux kernel and its toolchains are currently underinvested by at least 100 engineers. Worse still, many vendors are acting only from self interest that will ultimately lead Linux into the Tragedy of the Commons. What does this mean for consumers, enterprises, and […]
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How to Make Your Own VPN
Watch this video on Wolfgang’s Channel about how and why to make your own VPN.
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Remote Zero Trust device management with Microsoft Surface
With firmware attacks up five-fold in the last four years, pushing Zero Trust to endpoints is a growing concern for security managers. Who makes the only PCs that give security managers zero-touch cloud-control of firmware? Microsoft. And they are beautiful – have you seen the Microsoft Surface Laptop 4 in Matte Black metal? Related links: […]
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What’s the Real Deal with Amazon Sidewalk and Privacy?
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Frank
- June 4, 2021
- 900 mhz
- Alexa
- Amazon
- bandwidth
- Bluetooth
- Camera
- Data
- Echo
- Encryption
- Facial Recognition
- gadget
- government agency
- hacker
- internet connection
- internet of things
- IoT
- Law Enforcement
- legislation
- mesh network
- network packet
- Open Source
- opt out
- Police
- Politics
- Privacy
- Regulation
- ring
- router
- Security
- server
- sidewalk
- Speaker
- surveillance
- tile
- tracker
- transmission
- update
- video recording
- voice recording
- wireless
censiCLICK gets behind the hype of Amazon Sidewalk and gets to the truth.
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DevSecOps: bringing security into your DevOps practice on Azure
Victoria Almazova joins David Blank-Edelman to discuss DevSecOps practices on Azure – what it is, why it’s so important, and how you can implement DevSecOps processes for your team. Resources: Well-Architected Framework Security pillar Azure Well-Architected Review Secure DevOps DevSecOps in Azure Secure DevOps Kit for Azure Secure Azure pipelines
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Break RSA Encryption in 10 Lines of Python Code
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Frank
- February 17, 2021
- 10 lines of python code
- Anastasia Marchenkova
- break cryptography
- break encryption
- breaking cryptography
- ecc encryption
- elliptic curve cryptography
- ibm quantum
- ibm quantum experience
- intro to python
- intro to quantum
- learn to code
- python coding
- python programming
- qiskit
- qiskit aqua
- Quantum
- quantum algorithm
- quantum algorithms
- quantum code
- quantum coding
- Quantum Computers
- Quantum Computing
- quantum programming
- rsa encyption
- Security
- Shor's Algorithm
- shorts
Anastasia Marchenkova shows you how to break RSA and ECC cryptography in just 10 lines of python code.
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Why Did He Hack His Own Car?
Steve Mould hacked his own car to demonstrate how vulnerable we are.
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Reliable Email Providers More Private than Gmail
Strong user privacy controls in Gmail are not a priority for Google. There are reliable free and paid email providers offering security and privacy with strong encryption and anonymous usage. censiCLICK highlights the most prominent ones.
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Basics of SQL Injection – Penetration Testing for Ethical Hackers
In case you’re wondering why I am posting a lot of security related content today, the reason is simple: it impacts everyone. If you’re a data engineer and think that you are immune to security concerns, think again. SQL injection is a common hacking technique used to retrieve or destroy data from a database without […]
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