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| Source |  AlienVault Blog |
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| Identifiant | 457211 |
| Date de publication | 2018-01-09 14:00:00 (vue: 2018-01-09 14:00:00) |
| Titre | Top 17 Blogs from \'17 |
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It was a great year in blogs for AlienVault! Here are the top blogs from 2017, selected by number of views from all sources. Drumroll please.
Explain Bitcoin to Me by Tristan Johns. It’s an approachable but technical explanation of how Bitcoin works.
MacSpy: OS X RAT as a Service by Peter Ewane. It’s about one of the first malware-as-a-service (MaaS) for OS X.
Configuring Kali Linux on Amazon AWS Cloud for FREE by Irfan Shakeel. If you want to experiment with pentesting without spending money, this blog will let you know how.
How Does Whonix Make Kali Linux Anonymous & How to Prevent It? by Irfan Shakeel. Learn what Whonix is and how it works, and how it can be used to go incognito while using Kali Linux. There’s also info on how to prevent folks from doing in in your corporate network.
Ongoing WannaCry Ransomware Spreading Through SMB Vulnerability by AlienVault Labs. The blog details findings on WannaCry as it started in May 2017.
LockCrypt Ransomware Spreading via RDP Brute-Force Attacks by Chris Doman.
Best Advice for a Career in Cyber Security by Ryan Leatherbury. Ryan discusses networking, conferences, blogs, InfoSec on Twitter, hands-on tools, mentors and more!
It’s Only a Hacker if It’s Linus Himself by Laureen Hudson. At AlienVault, we stick to precisely descriptive terms; we have malicious actors, we have security researchers, but unless we have the fortune to be talking about Linus himself, you’ll never see hackers in our documentation.
How the Vote Hacking Was Done at DefCon25 by @notpandapants. From a guest blogger who participated. The Diebold ExpressPoll 5000 is a piece of election hardware that is compromised to the core, and creates a hacker-friendly platform for large-scale election manipulation, on multiple fronts. Interesting blog, but a little scary too.
Red Teamers Can Learn Secrets by Purple Teaming by Haydn Johnson. Great guest blog by a practitioner, teaching us why Red Teamers Should “Purple Team it”.
MacronLeaks – A Timeline of Events by Chris Doman. Chris discusses the implications of leaked documents and the 2017 French election.
How to Prepare to Take the OSCP by Blade Soriano. Guest blogge |
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