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  1. Security Issues

     

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    Who would want to hack me?

     

    Politics & Cyber

    • The Perfect Weapon: How Russian Cyberpower Invaded the U.S. (Why would they hack us?)
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       ...the tech-support contractor at the D.N.C. who fielded the call, was no expert in cyberattacks. His first moves were to check Google for “the Dukes” and conduct a cursory search of the D.N.C. computer system logs to look for hints of such a cyberintrusion. By his own account, he did not look too hard even after Special Agent Hawkins called back repeatedly over the next several weeks — in part because he wasn’t certain the caller was a real F.B.I. agent and not an impostor.

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  10. Please bare with me as I figure out how best to handle the articles for easy viewing. As for now, I am closing this Topic in order to create replies that deal with each possible subject and will just edit that topic with new articles as I get them. If you have an article you feel should be added, just let me know.

  11. Welcome to the Killersites Cybersecurity forum.

     

    Many of you likely give only minor thought to security in general. You online banking and maybe email and figure you are relatively safe. You are not and I will get into that eventually. Everyone here should take an interest in security and if you really don’t, read it anyways, maybe you will change your mind.

     

    But consider this, we are most all web developers of one type or another here, and you should be interested in security as not to compromise your customers systems and maybe give them some good security tips as well.

     

    Feel free to ask questions you may have or leave comments. Suggest areas you would like to see discussed and if I can I will. I will give you tips on Security and Privacy after I explain the difference. I will also suggest tools and ways to harden your browsers and discuss how you may be attacked and why.

     

    Here at Killersites we have always tried to teach our members best practices and this will continue. This is a subject I feel strongly about, but in the end, it is up to you to decide just how strict you wish your security to be. I will also post interesting news I come across.

     

    I am learning a lot on the subject so I won’t be posting every day, but I will post what I can as soon as I can. Enjoy!

     

    Cheers!

     

    P.S. - I also want to add that this forum will mostly be about defense, protecting yourself, and not a guide to how to hack, so I won't get much into the tools of the trade for Hacking and Pen testing, just protecting yourself,

  12. That is a good idea. I am a volunteer with the CyberPatriot program. CyberPatriot is a program from the Air Force Association to teach school age kids cyber security, it is a nation wide (although I think I have seen Canadian teams involved) middle school/high school level cyber security team competition for school teams and ROTC, Civil Air Patrol Cadets, Navy Sea Cadets and other such organizations.

     

    They also offer interested organizations support and material to teach summer time cyber security camps. The goal being to teach kids how to safely be active online, but also get kids interested in a career in cyber security. It is estimated we are some thing like 6 million cyber experts short of what we need and the US government sees it as a national security issue.

     

    http://www.uscyberpatriot.org/home

  13. Now if I can talk our people into dropping Java and Oracle Middleware and go with Python.

     

    Things are much the same, just rather than programming  my office has turned me into the "Cybersecurity guy" which is more fun for me. Now if I could only find some Hacker and penetration training I could afford and get certified with.

  14. When I did my web design in 1999/2000 they taught us some Python saying it was the future!  Bloody took long enough, I see it referenced far more now than even 10 years ago. Now if I can get my boss to give up on Java finally and use Python. Now with Firefox 52 joining Chrome in not supporting NAPI plugins and therefore applets and servlets... maybe Java can finally be retired.

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