General security

General security

Part one of this article series can be found here: Human Resource Management in Agile Part 2. From the previous article you could find out what mistakes you

General security

Social media is the two way communication in Web 2.0 and it means to communicate / share / interact with an individual or with a large audience. Social media

General security

Access controls help us restrict whom and what accesses our information resources, and they possess four general functions: identity verification, authentica

General security

Running a Tor bridge is essentially the same as running a Tor relay, as far as configuration is concerned. We already mentioned that the only difference is t

General security

1. Introduction We've seen that Tor network is constituted from Tor nodes, through which we tunnel our traffic to reach anonymity. So far we didn't bother wi

General security

1. Introduction In previous articles: Part 1 and Part 2 we extensively used the Tor Browser Bundle that helps us ensure our anonymity. With the Tor Browser B

General security

1. Using Burp with Tor So far we've looked at how to set up our web browser to use Privoxy, which in turn uses Tor to achieve anonymity on the Internet. But

General security

Introduction Malware threats have become very common these days. In the past, many honeypots have been created to detect malware propagation over the netw

General security

During my years of work as a consultant and trainer in the information security world, I've noticed a few patterns that usually exist in those who do very we

General security

In this article, we will explore the business concerns of Agile methodologies in project management. Recently, I read an article by Chris Matts and Olav Maas