Nov 23, 2020 6:00:00 AM |
By
Britt Kemp & Jake Miller
Around this time last year, we released a list of our favorite pen testing tools for client engagements and in our own research. This year, we’re... continue reading
Attackers don’t all approach a target in the same way. Often, they’ll target the lowest-hanging fruit or the easiest way to get through your... continue reading
Our third and final installment in a series about cheating at video games. If you haven’t already read Part 1 and Part 2, go ahead and do that... continue reading
In our last segment, we talked about networking design and trust boundaries in video games and web applications. We pick back up with a story... continue reading
For as long as video games have existed, people have been competing to see who is the best. And wherever there is competition, someone will find a... continue reading
Most of the time, vulnerabilities are things that grant attackers superpowers: the ability to read or write arbitrary files to the server... continue reading
Election security is currently top of mind for the American public, as we struggle to find technology that enables everyone to cast a vote without... continue reading
Far too many breaches occur due to the all-too-effective practice of social engineering. Just look at the latest SANS breach, an organization that... continue reading
This article will walk you through the various decisions you’ll need to make when planning a penetration test. It will focus on high-level... continue reading
With new CVEs and emerging threats making headlines daily, it’s easy to get distracted by less public risks that may be critical to your business.... continue reading
