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Category Archives: Privacy
October, European Cyber Security Month 2018: Success or Failure?
Last October was the European Cyber Security Month 2018, an campaign aiming at increasing cyber security awareness across EU citizens promoted by ENISA (European Union Agency for Network and Information Security), each October for the last 5 years. Kudos ENISA. … Continue reading
Posted in Privacy, Security, Technology, Uncategorized
Tagged Breach, CyberSecurity, Information Security, Leak
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Book Review: PoC||GTFO
Yes, I’m back to blogging and doing a book review. I guess better late than never 🙂 This time I’m reviewing the holy hacker book: International Journal of Proof-of-Concept or Get The Fuck Out (PoC||GTFO, ISBN-13: 978-1-59327-880-9). The book sums … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Pentest, Privacy, Security, Technology
Tagged Book, exploit, Information Security, Penetration Testing, Poc||GTFO, Software Security
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Mirai DDoS Botnet: Source Code & Binary Analysis
Mirai is a DDoS botnet that has gained a lot of media attraction lately due to high impact attacks such as on journalist Brian Krebs and also for one of the biggest DDoS attacks on Internet against ISP Dyn, cutting … Continue reading
Posted in Privacy, Security, Technology
Tagged attack vector, botnet, DDoS, IoT, Linux, malware, Mirai
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Equation APT analysis using Security Data Science platform: BinSecSweeper
As many readers already know, at VULNEX we have been working on our BinSecSweeper project whose development began in 2013 thanks to an award by US DARPA within its pilot program Cyber Fast Track (CFT) and we were the only … Continue reading
Posted in Privacy, Security, Technology
Tagged Application Security, APT, BigData, BinSecSweeper, CyberSecurity, Data Science, Software Security, VULNEX
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Race to 0day in Nation State Operating Systems
Operating System change is coming… We all know that Windows still dominates the desktop arena with Linux and MacOS trying to catch up and that Android dominates the mobile space with iOS and Windows Phone trying to catch up as … Continue reading
Posted in Privacy, Security, Technology
Tagged attack vector, Computer Network Operations (CNO), exploit, Intelligence, Software Security
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VULNEX Award and RSA USA speaker experience!
February has been both very interesting and busy! On February 17th I had the pleasure of collecting the first award of VULNEX by Spanish security magazine Red Seguridad for IT Innovation for our collaboration with DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects … Continue reading
Posted in Conference, Privacy, Security, Technology
Tagged Application Security, BinSecSweeper, Conference, SDL, Software Security, VULNEX
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Enterprise Computer Security must CHANGE
Last week I had the pleasure of giving a talk entitled “Cyber Security: time for change” on my vision of corporate cyber security posture during an event organized by Page Personnel Spain (thanks for having me!), and I already advance … Continue reading
AppSec: Myths about Obfuscation and Reversing Python
Python is an easy and powerful programming language that allows us to write sophisticated programs: Dropbox and BitTorrent are excellent examples. It is common that Python programs are delivered in source code, but in some cases different techniques like obfuscation … Continue reading
Posted in Pentest, Privacy, Security, Technology
Tagged Application Security, attack vector, Penetration Testing, Python, Reverse Engineering, Software Security
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A tale of Government Trojans
Sorry, only in Spanish 🙂 — Simon Roses Femerling
Posted in Pentest, Privacy, Security, Technology
Tagged APT, attack vector, Computer Network Operations (CNO), hacker, Information Warfare, Intelligence, malware, Penetration Testing, Rootkits, virus
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AppSec: Build Rooted Detection in your App
For various reasons many Apps need to detect if the phone has been “rooted” and in this article will see different techniques for this purpose. Since it is common to see this type of questions in development forums, I thought … Continue reading
