Category Archives: Pentest

Heartbleed: pain, blood and code

Posted on April 16, 2014 by Simon Roses

All alarms went off last week when a serious security flaw called Heartbleed in the OpenSSL cryptographic library was published. This library is used by a large part of the servers on the Internet as well as much security software. … Continue reading →

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Spaniards in the Black Hat ASIA

Posted on March 31, 2014 by Simon Roses

I’m back from Black Hat ASIA 2014 in Singapore, where I had the pleasure of giving a talk on the security of cross-platform mobile technologies for developing mobile apps. The last Black Hat ASIA was in 2008 and the last … Continue reading →

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The need to evolve defensive security to offensive security

Posted on March 24, 2014 by Simon Roses

This morning I saw a job offer from Facebook looking for offensive security engineers and I thought it would be a wonderful opportunity to explore this idea and its application in corporate security. Traditionally information security in enterprises has a … Continue reading →

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