Category: In The Weeds
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Inkster Dispatch: Changes Coming…
For those who have been paying attention, my microfarm pretty much closed up shop in November 2017. I still have a reasonable sized garden: however, it will be harvested likely by the new owner of my property come fall of 2018. Hubby and I have hatched a plan, for which you can see here: Proteus…
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In The Weeds: Weekly InfoSec Round-up 1-19-18
Honestly, I haven’t done the reading I’ve needed to do for this week’s post due to reasons…no one cares about. Here’s what I think I heard about without independent research (yes, that’s a thing, fake news dibwabs): Another iPhone vulnerability Inequality in the InfoSec world. Google, Microsoft, et al build a plan to deal…
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In the Weeds: InfoSec Round-Up January 12, 2018
So the theme of 2018 thus far seems to be “oh, can’t see how that could go wrong…” /sarcasm for those needing such a hammer. First up: Marketing ads, soon to be screening on your car dashboard I had to laugh about this one. And #infosec is not a laughing matter. EMC-VMWare Security Bugs Throw…
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In The Weeds: Weekly InfoSec Round-Up 1/5/18
Happy New Year Hackers, Nerds, and Geeks! After reassessing this blog schedule, I’ve found that you all like this article on Fridays. So, new year, new day! What’s new but wins for the most eye-rolling headline this year… anyone even interested in #infosec knows that every device is vulnerable at any moment — doesn’t…
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In The Weeds: InfoSec Round-Up 11-8-17
I think I’ve said it before, but, man, people in the #InfoSec world have to be on top of their game. It’s constantly changing, constantly challenging, and constantly mind-blowing. The only constant, is GO! Like this gem I learned about this morning. Oh, man. Talk about a security mole. The above vulnerability has been…