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SYS.DATE: 2019.11.05 2 min read

The Main Source of Cyber Threat Intelligence

Which firm, company or solution can have the most comprehensive source of threat intelligence? The question should come to your mind when you are shopping for this security matter for any reason. Sources can have different type of data and then convert it to useful information via either active or passive mechanisms to gather intelligence, […]

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SYS.DATE: 2019.10.20 2 min read

Do Managed Security Services Elevate Overall Security Posture?

Security Management // October 20, 2019

Does a managed security service enhance overall security posture? Usually No!  Managed security services are highly built on customer expectation instead of precise protocols to build a security barrier for client. There are many factors involved in quality of security services after migration to a managed service but most effective one is “client expectations”, or […]

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SYS.DATE: 2019.10.04 2 min read

Does Cloud Guarantees Security?

There is a wrong perception of Cloud security among consumers of the Cloud solutions and platforms. Actually, classic Clouds are more insecure than traditional computing even though it is set on stone for most people even many “IT professionals” that Cloud computing is natively more secure, or by default it is at least more secure […]

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SYS.DATE: 2019.09.06 2 min read

Is Whitelisting a Good Security Practice?

Whitelisting has been for sure a relatively standard and sometimes as a hardening security measure but it depends how we implement and maintain it and where it is initially enforced.  Whitelisting could be against you if setup at the wrong spot or with inadequate supportive elements. I highly recommend whitelisting behavior rather than whitelisting elements […]

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SYS.DATE: 2019.08.18 1 min read

Why Common Vulnerability Scanning Practice is Useless?

I hope you will find this so obvious but unfortunately security community is highly relied on vulnerability scanning in a way which makes it totally useless or even harmful!  Vulnerability assessment is evaluating of a System against known and potential security flaws. A System is simply a collection of processes, workflows, people, nodes, software…but traditional […]

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SYS.DATE: 2019.08.02 2 min read

Monitoring: The Forgotten Discipline

The Myth of “Proactive” Every company claims to be proactive. They buy dashboards, automate alerts, and call it visibility. But visibility without interpretation is just noise. And noise is the enemy of monitoring. These days, the market is full of tools that promise prediction. None deliver it. They only record symptoms faster. What You Actually […]

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SYS.DATE: 2019.07.27 2 min read

Audio Fingerprinting: The Sound of Surveillance

Controversial // Privacy // July 27, 2019

The Invisible Signature Every sound you make online, a voice clip, a stream, a meeting, carries a fingerprint. Not the kind you leave on glass, but the kind you leave in frequency. It’s invisible, persistent, and mathematically unique. And once captured, it never forgets you. I believe audio fingerprinting is the quietest form of tracking. […]

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SYS.DATE: 2019.07.24 2 min read

are we still coding, or just copy‑pasting?

this generation of developers has access to more tools than any other time in history. stackoverflow, github issues, reddit, dev.to, kite, tabnine, intellicode… the list keeps growing. and with every new “assistant,” we get further away from the one thing that actually matters in software development: originality. but let’s be honest — the problem is […]

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SYS.DATE: 2019.07.23 2 min read

Learn security from internet but not just Google

Controversial // Cyberspace // July 23, 2019

if you learn cooking from fast‑food ads, don’t expect to become a chef.” the internet is bigger than your search bar people think “internet” means whatever shows up on the first page of a search engine. that is the first mistake. search engines are built for popularity, not accuracy. they show what is loud, not […]

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SYS.DATE: 2019.07.20 2 min read

Privacy—Again, But in Different Words

Controversial // Privacy // July 20, 2019

Privacy: your online identity isn’t masked by using a VPN. A VPN simply redirects your traffic to a private sector—where targeting you becomes easier and more meaningful. Whatever we call a “privacy model” is baked into the nature of the system itself. It can’t be changed or avoided unless you opt out entirely. If you […]

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