Szilárd Pfeiffer

Which TLS/cryptography analyzer is right for you?

Established security principles — the CIA triad, the Parkerian hexad, Kerckhoffs’s principles, and the Zero Trust directive — are rarely used to evaluate real IT solutions.

Researchers at Kudelski Security have managed to break Bitcoin and Ethereum wallets using a novel attack against one of the most popular asymmetric key algorithms of modern cryptography.

Quantum computing not only poses a great opportunity, but also a great threat to internet security.

What is Zero Trust and why is it important?

The member states of the United Nations are preparing to negotiate a draft of a new convention on cybercrime.

The internet: where everybody is your neighbor The internet is not as big as you might think.

There is a seemingly trivial solution to any remote code execution attacks, namely: not to let the inbound traffic match the pattern that triggers the vulnerability of the server.

Though we would not argue against the importance of detecting malware, there should also be a cheap and effective step before detection, namely prevention.

CryptoLyzer is a multiprotocol cryptographic settings analyzer with SSL/TLS, SSH, and HTTP header analysis ability.