It was recently shown by the Mirai botnet or Linux/Moose worm that more and more connected devices can run a large scale DDoS. As an example, I’ll
Category: Network security
TROOPERS 2016
I recently attended the TROOPERS conference, held in Heidelberg, Germany. A lot of interesting research was presented, in this blog post I’m going to summarize selected talks
A perspective on the state of the SSLiverse as of early 2016
tl;dr; Most studies about SSL tend to use SSL information retrieved by DNS domain names. This article provides an overview of the SSLiverse when SSL
Honey! Where is my POS??
Introduction Not a month goes by without news about another new POS (point-of-sale) malware or credit card data breach. Obviously, details of this kind of breach
Sphinx Moth: Expanding our knowledge of the “Wild Neutron” / “Morpho” APT
The Kudelski Security Cyber Fusion Center together with the KS-CERT has been monitoring and investigating the “Sphinx Moth” threat activity since mid-2014. When Kaspersky and
OpenSSH jump-host and file-transfer
This article was inspired by a previous post on my personal blog: https://www.freeture.ch/?p=815 Intro OpenSSH is a great tool, everybody knows that (even Microsoft). It’s
