Tag Archives: attack vector
The need to evolve defensive security to offensive security
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
Posted in Pentest, Security
Tagged attack vector, Computer Network Operations (CNO), Offensive Security, Penetration Testing
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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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OWASP Top Ten 2013 free workshop
Yesterday, July 17th, I taught a free workshop about the OWASP Top Ten 2013 which was published recently that describes the 10 most common vulnerabilities in Web applications. This free workshop is a collaboration between the Catedral de Innovación of … Continue reading
Posted in Security, Technology, Threat Modeling
Tagged Application Security, attack vector, OWASP, SDL, Software Security, VULNEX, Web Security
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What’s the point of reporting 0day?
In the last weeks the news related to PRISM has not stopped since leaked by Edward Snowden, who worked for Booz Allen Hamilton, a defense contractor for the NSA. One interesting outcome of these leaks is the NSA access to … Continue reading
