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01.18.2022 | 9'' read
Who are legit targets for NSO Pegasus surveillance malware?
A guest editorial from GReAT's Costin Raiu examines the categories of potential targets for NSO Group's Pegasus surveillance malware and finds few places that justify the multi-million dollar budgets for offensive tools. Plus, the cloud of cyberwar and the Russia/Ukraine conflict...
Read11.23.2021 | 6'' read
That ‘we take security very seriously’ line
Whenever a company drops the "we take security and privacy very seriously," I do a basic smell test by adding "/security" to their domain to see how that page is being used. It's a pretty instructive test of a company's cybersecurity priorities. GoDaddy is under the radar.
Read10.26.2021 | 6'' read
The software supply chain pain intensifies
A lighter than normal edition this week covering malware embedded in a JavaScript library causing some jitters in software supply chain circles. Plus, more Pegasus spyware revelations and an incredible Cyberwarcon agenda.
Read08.03.2021 | 4'' read
Making the case for responsible cyber offense
This week's recap includes a four-bylined op-ed offering suggestions for responsible offensive behavior, including the important of testing hacking tools before use, avoiding indiscriminate targeting, prohibiting certain targets, constraining automation and preventing criminal/third-party access to backdoors.
Read07.27.2021 | 8'' read
On apathy in cybersecurity
As far as we've come, it feels like we're chasing a tail that's disappearing in the distance. Attack surfaces are expanding faster than we can react to securing them and there's still too much friction when users try to adopt the best available security tools.
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