A couple people have asked to see again the photos I used in my presentation last week at BayThreat. It was called “Sharpening the Axe” because I discussed how to be as efficient as possible when pentesting cloud and virtual environments. I thought I should perhaps just post the photos here for convenience. Here are … Continue reading BayThreat Images: A-Cat
Anyone remember the controversy in Europe over Americans stealing commercial secrets? I’m not talking about Budweiser, Cheddar Cheese, Parmesan Cheese, Champagne, assembly lines or the millions of others ideas ruthlessly transfered to the American market in the 1800s and 1900s without any credit or attribution to the European sources they came from. I doubt any … Continue reading Bloomberg Fear: All Has Been Lost to Chinese
Let’s just get out of the way that there are many examples of wrongdoing by Chinese nationals. Take today’s clash with South Korea, for example: A South Korean coastguard commando has been stabbed to death and another injured by Chinese fishermen detained for illegal fishing in the Yellow Sea. Some might look at this story … Continue reading Chinese Attacks Raise Concerns
Compare and contrast. First, Jon Stewart makes fun of CIA loss of control over their stealth surveillance UAV in a segment called “I’m no expert but that sounds like bullsh#t”: The Daily ShowGet More: Daily Show Full Episodes,Political Humor & Satire Blog Second, the LA Times reports that surveillance UAVs (military-grade Predator B) are … Continue reading Spy Planes Veer into Iran, South Dakota