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  • Threat modeling with STRIDE for a small team

    Threat modeling with STRIDE for a small team

    Security, Software Engineering
  • Restore testing and your real recovery time

    Restore testing and your real recovery time

    Enterprise, Security
  • Cloud IAM misconfigurations: public buckets, broad roles and Capital One

    Cloud IAM misconfigurations: public buckets, broad roles and Capital One

    Security

    Most cloud breaches I’ve read about didn’t need a zero-day in the cloud provider. They needed a storage bucket that was readable by the world, or a role that could do far more than its job required, or both. The provider did exactly what it was told. The configuration told it the wrong thing. The…

  • SPF, DKIM and DMARC, and why p=none isn’t enough

    SPF, DKIM and DMARC, and why p=none isn’t enough

    Security
  • Segmentation and limiting lateral movement

    Segmentation and limiting lateral movement

    Enterprise, Security
  • Backups an attacker can’t delete

    Backups an attacker can’t delete

    Enterprise, Security
  • Container Escape Vectors: A Practical Walkthrough of Namespace and Cgroup Weaknesses

    Container Escape Vectors: A Practical Walkthrough of Namespace and Cgroup Weaknesses

    Linux, Security
  • Secrets in git: how credentials leak, how to find them, and what to do after a leak

    Secrets in git: how credentials leak, how to find them, and what to do after a leak

    Security, Software Engineering
  • Web application firewalls: what they catch, what they miss, and why they don’t fix the bug

    Web application firewalls: what they catch, what they miss, and why they don’t fix the bug

    Security, Software Engineering
  • Alert fatigue: tuning detections without going blind

    Alert fatigue: tuning detections without going blind

    Security
  • Writing detections as code: Sigma rules tested against real logs

    Writing detections as code: Sigma rules tested against real logs

    Security, Software Engineering
  • Logging that actually helps an investigation

    Logging that actually helps an investigation

    Security
  • Patching without fear: unattended upgrades, live patching and coordinated reboots

    Patching without fear: unattended upgrades, live patching and coordinated reboots

    Linux, Security
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