DiabloHorn

My day job requires me to deal more with non-technical stuff and it is pretty interesting to see the change that is currently happening with the introduction of AI.

Recently when talking to some friends, who are still enjoying the art of breaking in by being part of a red team, I was reminded by them how much more difficult initial access has gotten.

The Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) has the Advanced Research in Cyber Systems (ARCS) group that provides an intereting data set for cybersecurity purposes.

The last post on some notes to myself, made me curious on how easy/difficult it would be to generate a very simple solution to make DuckDB accessible from remote locations.

This is just a quick post so that I basically don’t forget that if I have to do similar things in the future.

Because a security decision without friction is just resilience without reality.

I recently came across MindYourPass.io and my curiosity was triggered on how it worked.

This is just a quick memo to myself on how to visually detect security cameras.

Like most people working in IT or information security or just in general with computers you’ll often receive questions on how to protect against phishing attacks, scams or similar attempts to deceive a person.

Lately, I’ve been drawn to do some desk research and limited hands-on testing of physical security measures.