CODE BLUE 2014 : How I Hacked My Home by David JacobyCODE BLUE
In the IT-security industry, we are at the moment releasing articles about how hackers and researchers find vulnerabilities in for example cars, refrigerators, hotels or home alarm systems. All of these things go under the term IoT (Internet of Things), and is one of the most hyped topics in the industry. The only problem with this kind of research is that we cannot really relate to all of it. I decided to conduct a some research from which I thought was relevant, trying to identify how easy it would be to hack my own home. What can the attacker actually do if these devices are compromised? Is my home “hackable?”. Before I started my research I was pretty sure that my home was pretty secure, I mean, ive been working in the security industry for over 15 years, and I’m quite paranoid when it comes to applying security patches! It turned out I was wrong, and that i had a lot of devices connected to my network which was very vulnerable.
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The document contains a mix of English and Russian words, phrases and sentences. It includes lists of adjectives, commands to do different physical activities, questions to identify the largest city/country and warmest season/shortest month, comparisons between sizes of objects and people, and Russian translations of English sayings. The document appears to be a collection of language learning exercises and materials.
CODE BLUE 2014 : Physical [In]Security: It’s not ALL about Cyber by Inbar RazCODE BLUE
Today's threat landscape is all about Cyber. We have cyber threats, cyber security, cyber warfare, cyber intelligence, cyber espionage... Cyber is a synonym for the Internet, but sometimes, it's not -all- about the internet. Focusing defences on the Internet front leads to some wrong assumptions and the overlooking of much simpler, yet just-as-dangerous attack vectors.
CODE BLUE 2014 : How I Hacked My Home by David JacobyCODE BLUE
In the IT-security industry, we are at the moment releasing articles about how hackers and researchers find vulnerabilities in for example cars, refrigerators, hotels or home alarm systems. All of these things go under the term IoT (Internet of Things), and is one of the most hyped topics in the industry. The only problem with this kind of research is that we cannot really relate to all of it. I decided to conduct a some research from which I thought was relevant, trying to identify how easy it would be to hack my own home. What can the attacker actually do if these devices are compromised? Is my home “hackable?”. Before I started my research I was pretty sure that my home was pretty secure, I mean, ive been working in the security industry for over 15 years, and I’m quite paranoid when it comes to applying security patches! It turned out I was wrong, and that i had a lot of devices connected to my network which was very vulnerable.
Mortar is used to bind bricks and blocks together in walls. It needs to be soft and spreadable when first mixed to fill gaps without becoming too hard. Using too strong a mortar may cause cracking. The document provides details on appropriate materials for mortar, including cement, lime, and sand specifications, as well as mix proportions and application instructions for different strength classes of mortar.
The document contains a mix of English and Russian words, phrases and sentences. It includes lists of adjectives, commands to do different physical activities, questions to identify the largest city/country and warmest season/shortest month, comparisons between sizes of objects and people, and Russian translations of English sayings. The document appears to be a collection of language learning exercises and materials.
CODE BLUE 2014 : Physical [In]Security: It’s not ALL about Cyber by Inbar RazCODE BLUE
Today's threat landscape is all about Cyber. We have cyber threats, cyber security, cyber warfare, cyber intelligence, cyber espionage... Cyber is a synonym for the Internet, but sometimes, it's not -all- about the internet. Focusing defences on the Internet front leads to some wrong assumptions and the overlooking of much simpler, yet just-as-dangerous attack vectors.
CODE BLUE 2014 : [Keynote] The 5 biggest problems of cyber security - and how...CODE BLUE
Keren is a TED conference speaker this year, talked about the hackers are immune system. In her talk, she explained that the world actually needs hackers, and they play in an important role in this world.She said, "Hackers are my heroes, and the perspective I’d like to offer you today is that hackers represent an exceptional force for change with the power to literally save our digital future – and we need to think like hackers and take actions today. That’s why I’m here today. You might say I am naïve, a romantic - or worse of all, you could say I’m not 1337. But I really believe that hackers have the power to change a grim reality. I want to show you why now is the time – because every one of us in on the front lines, so it’s time to be the heroes!".
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CODE BLUE 2014 : [Keynote] The 5 biggest problems of cyber security - and how...CODE BLUE
Keren is a TED conference speaker this year, talked about the hackers are immune system. In her talk, she explained that the world actually needs hackers, and they play in an important role in this world.She said, "Hackers are my heroes, and the perspective I’d like to offer you today is that hackers represent an exceptional force for change with the power to literally save our digital future – and we need to think like hackers and take actions today. That’s why I’m here today. You might say I am naïve, a romantic - or worse of all, you could say I’m not 1337. But I really believe that hackers have the power to change a grim reality. I want to show you why now is the time – because every one of us in on the front lines, so it’s time to be the heroes!".
Hagen Photography is a photography business located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. They can be reached at 414-828-0939. Hagen Photography provides photography services to customers in the Milwaukee area.