Monthly Archives: June 2016

When the Attacker Becomes the Prey: Trapping Hackers in Your Network

Posted on June 27, 2016 by

A recent webinar by Topspin Security (The Art of Deception: Lure, Confuse, Defeat) explained how enterprises could use cyber attacks to their own advantage. Presenter, Rami Mizrahi, elaborated on a strategy that is based on the premise that nothing will … Continue reading →

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Update August 14th: Hacked DNC Documents Leaked: Hacker Promises More Damaging Ones on the Way

Posted on June 16, 2016 by

B August 13th Update: This is the first leak of what might become a ‘leaky’ weekend. Information in other parts of the web hints that bigger things are on the way. Watch CNN’s interview with Assange on Sunday. Some of … Continue reading →

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Adblocker-blocker Blockers

Posted on June 13, 2016 by

Once upon a time, the internet existed without advertisements. You would type in the address you wanted and, after waiting 30 minutes for the page to load, visit a website. Then, someone got the idea that you could advertise on … Continue reading →

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Google’s Project Abacus: The Ultimate Security Solution or the Ultimate Source of Aggravation?

Posted on June 6, 2016 by

Let’s face it. Carrying around a smartphone is like having a tracking device installed on your body. Those who have access to your device can know more about you and your habits than you know yourself. Each of us has … Continue reading →

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