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Deconstructing Human-Element Breaches | Infosec HRM
Human risk management isn’t just rebranded SA&T — it’s a profound change of mindset, strategy, process and technology that approaches human-related breaches in a new way.
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Reverse Engineering with Reflector

Android application security testing guide: Part 1

Applied Reverse Engineering with IDA Pro

NSA Backdoor Part 2, BULLDOZER: And, Learn How to DIY a NSA Hardware Implant

Injecting spyware in an EXE (code injection)

Malvertising: A Growing Threat at the Start of 2014

Recycle bin forensics

Limiting Automated Access

Malware-based Attacks Against POS Systems

The Debate Over Network Neutrality in the EU and the USA

Manual Web Application Penetration Testing – Suffix & Prefix in Fuzzing

Skype Forensics

Privacy Implications of Automatic License Plate Recognition Technology

C# Compiler Development

RansomWar(e)

Hidden Phishing Threats

When APTs Attack

Android App Permissions and Security: What You Need to Know

Hack I-Bank Pro

How to Plan a Social Engineering Assessment

Hacking android apps using backup techniques

Java bytecode reverse engineering

Manually Web Application Penetration Testing: Fuzzing

IOS Application Security Part 29 - Insecure or Broken Cryptography