Zero-day Is When Discovery "Happens" Not What It Is. I've long been of the mindset that doesn't agree with the term "zero-day" exploit or vulnerability. Where the only party to whom it applies seems to be the victim or defender. It's a term of art I think is flawed. Let's go a little deeper so you can understand where I'm coming from on ...
Application martyrdom is a risk Firstly, in light of the activity of the last week, it would be folly not to acknowledge that swift actions are required to wrangle control of potential command and control platforms. To be clear insurrection is the activity, which took place in my hometown, in my neighborhood, to which I'm referring. Although ...
Transparency is not the same as disclosure. At this point, there's no indication that any classified networks were penetrated, although that could change easily. It will take years to learn which networks the SVR has penetrated, and where it still has access. Much of that will probably be classified, which means that we, the public, will neve...
How does the idea of a "supply chain attack" affect regular folk? Everyone uses a supply chain and because nothings perfect, especially internet technology, everyone is subject to supply chain attacks. But, what can you do about it? I'm going to take this to a higher level less specific than what has been recently discuss...
InfoBro - An Origin Story Curiosity feeds desire and that desire focuses passion. Passion drives success. "InfoBro" - Eric Dana Williams As of 2020 it has been 25 years since the inception of InfoBro.com. The idea of InfoBro.com was not born in 1995, the activity that led to the birth of that concept was born&nb...
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