I wanted to get this post up before I leave for DefCon since it will be hard to have time to blog in Vegas. In a nutshell, I started a new web site called socialmediasecurity.com. This was originally a project that I started to move my social media research over to a separate web site […]
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One of the trending topics today on Twitter was “Twitviewer” becuase of a site called Twitviewer[d0t]net which asks visitors to enter in your Twitter user id and password to find out who is “stalking” you. When you do, you get a sample of people on Twitter that are not even following you as stated in
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Yes, you are reading the title of this post correctly! Massive Zombie attacks at DefCon this year…bring your shotgun (we are kidding of course, please do not bring firearms to DefCon…you will make the goons very unhappy)! Seriously though, Kevin Johnson and I will be presenting “Social Zombies: Your Friends Want to Eat Your Brains”
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You may have noticed something strange about my blog. Clean, smooth, fast, different…these are all things that describe the look and feel of the new blog (hopefully). What happened? Well for starters I was fed up with the basic features of Nucleus CMS. While Nucleus was a very stable and reliable (read: low on the
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July 1st was “Twittersec” day as coined by @hevnsnt over at I-Hacked.com to designate July 1st as change your Twitter password day. Why? Mostly because July is the “month of Twitter bugs” created by a security researcher in which he will announce a bug in a “3rd party Twitter application” everyday for the month of
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