Security Through Absurdity

The primary use for a VPN is to keep data encrypted from the point of origin to its destination. For corporations this means that when you s...

Sometimes we need a break from all of the serious security issues we deal with and talk about. This blog is a break from breaches, sabotage,...

Saying that Russia has been in the news for espionage and hacking, etc. is like saying there’s oxygen in the air – it seems we breathe that ...

What Comes to the Business Center Computer Stays on the Business Center Computer Several examples of data left behind on public computers ...

To start with, beginners don’t usually clean phish but anyone can help to get the cleaning process started. Admitting that someone else has ...

I have to change my address again. I don’t like where Bank of America has moved me to so I am going to move to 475 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa, ...

There is a subtle precision in the statement “VirusTotal only showed three antimalware scanners detecting malware.” If you think that means ...

Update: Third party analysis tends to indicates something that is conceptually the same as malvertising. Watch the video and replace Equifax...

One of the silver linings of the Equifax breach is their free identity theft protection. Perhaps that is the only silver lining. I was skep...

My credit scores. I want my credit scores. I know you’ll give me a year of free credit monitoring, but I’m pretty sure that is only to t...

I won’t keep you hanging… … … much... the answer is no! If the answer was all you needed, then thank you for visiting my blog. If you woul...

I recently had an interesting conversation with Alex Gounares, the CEO at   Polyverse . Alex calls Polyverse’s security approach “Moving T...