The OSINTion

Everyone wants to think about how secure they are. This podcast flips the script and assesses insecurity, specifically Mobile Insecurity. We discuss issues within the mobile computing ecosystem. 1. Current Event: Apple Quick Time and why could it not have been Flash. Georgia's dad still uses Microsoft XP and won't connect his printer to the network. 2. Georgia delivers her "Mobile Insecurity" talk and we discuss issues in the mobile threat landscape and possible mobile issues. 3. Mobile Malware, Ransomware, and MDM are discussed. Issues within the actual mobile Operating Systems are discussed briefly. 4. Joe asks if Georgia sees mobile devices distributing Ransomware and Malware to cars. 5. Quick banter of Apple vs FBI and the implications of the precedent both attempted and actually set. The post Mobile Insecurity (with Georgia Weidman) first appeared on Advanced Persistent Security.

This week in Security: October 27, 2015 This week, we discuss the T-Mobile/Verizon Android LTE Security Vulnerability, Congress Attempting to Pass a Revamped CISPA, and CIA Director gets email hacked ... The post This week in Security: October 27, 2015 first appeared on Advanced Persistent Security.

This week in Security: October 20, 2015 This week, we discuss the Adobe Flash, Google Android Zero Day, and Cyberwar esclations. We recap the blogs and I add a little information ... The post This week in Security: October 20, 2015 first appeared on Advanced Persistent Security.

SANS Top 20 Critical Security Controls 13-16 The SANS SANS Top 20 Critical Security Controls are an industry and (for the most part) vendor neutral set of controls that organizations ... The post SANS Top 20 Critical Security Controls 13-16 first appeared on Advanced Persistent Security.

This week in Security: October 13, 2015 Content This week, we provide a follow up to the Experian/T-Mobile data breach and discuss the Scottrade data breach, Nuclear Facilities at risk, ... The post This Week in Security: October 13, 2015 first appeared on Advanced Persistent Security.

SANS Top 20 Critical Security Controls 9-12 The SANS SANS Top 20 Critical Security Controls are an industry and (for the most part) vendor neutral set of controls that organizations ... The post SANS Top 20 Critical Security Controls 9-12 first appeared on Advanced Persistent Security.

This week in Security: October 6, 2015 Content We discuss the recent attack on T-Mobile/Experian, Trump Hotel’s Malware Infection, Cyphinx Cyber Security Training Video Game, and the world of automobile ... The post This week in Security: October 6, 2015 first appeared on Advanced Persistent Security.

SANS Top 20 Critical Security Controls 5-8 The SANS SANS Top 20 Critical Security Controls are an industry and (for the most part) vendor neutral set of controls that organizations ... The post SANS Top 20 Critical Security Controls 5-8 first appeared on Advanced Persistent Security.

This week in Security: September 29, 2015 We discuss the recent attack on Apple’s App Store that revealed a fraudulent version of XCode (XCode Ghost) that inserted malware into over ... The post This week in Security September 29 2015 first appeared on Advanced Persistent Security.

SANS Top 20 Critical Security Controls 1-4 The SANS SANS Top 20 Critical Security Controls are an industry and (for the most part) vendor neutral set of controls that organizations ... The post SANS Top 20 Critical Security Controls 1-4 first appeared on Advanced Persistent Security.