Preventing Catastrophe(s)
Our season is one of the long tail of e-janitorial services left undone and fostering into being a healthy mature criminal ecosystem designed to democratize crime to the point that […]
Category Archives: Technology
FTC Start with Security OWASP Talk
Event and Slides Introduction Welcome to Start with Security. My name is Ian and I’m here to introduce you to some of the free materials that have been produced by […]
Application Penetration and Code Analysis for Non-Developers
As most techsec professionals, I’ve been asked to do more and more in application security matters, an area that I’ve usually seen specialist ninjas dominate due to the often extreme […]
Destroy Your Infrastructure
The state of the industry is now and has long been driven by companies selling easy solutions to the incredibly difficult problem of meeting the conflicting goals of performance, usability, […]
Unintentional games
For all the hype and declarations of world-changingness that have been made about mobile technology, social networks, the new hype sounds a lot like the old hype. Only the drastic […]
Best of 26c3
Here is my list of the most important talks of the 26th Chaos Communication Congress [26C3] held in Berlin, Germany that was held last week. Since my German language skills […]
EEE PC Redux
My EEE PC 901 was great. The only problem was that I couldn’t stand the keyboard and so our romance ended abruptly. This made me sad, so it was banished […]
What we do
It’s nice that geeks are cool now. Now there are a lot of people who say they’re hardcore. Here’s some of them: These stereotypes are not who I’m going to […]
Hosting video
It seems like it is getting fairly hard to find a place to host videos now that Google video has stopped accepting new content, YouTube is what it is, and […]
I judge you: A social networks commentary
Everywhere you go, there are people talking about social networks. Why is this, you may ask? There have always been social networks using things like human voice, postal mail, telephones, […]
Bad Penny 