For those of you that attended the webcast yesterday (and those who didn’t) I’ve uploaded my slides to my SlideShare page. Thanks to my co-presenters Richard Stiennon and Kevin Henry for presenting some great content with me! If you’re interested Richard has posted his slides to SlideShare as well. Five Lessons Learned From Breaking Into A […]
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On Tuesday April 10th at 12pm EST, 9am PST, 5pm GMT I’ll be presenting “5 Lessons Learned From Breaking In: Confessions of a Pentester & Other Stories” during a free webinar. I’ll be talking about the five most common ways my team and I break into companies that you would think are highly secured such
This week I co-presented “Smart Bombs: Mobile Vulnerability and Exploitation” with John Sawyer and Kevin Johnson at OWASP AppSec DC. We talked about the some of the current problems facing mobile applications such as flaws found in the OWASP Mobile Top 10 and various privacy issues. We also talked about how you go about testing
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Below are links over on SlideShare to the latest version of my ever evolving presentation “Attacking & Defending Apple iOS Devices in the Enterprise”. This is the version I presented at the SANS Mobile Device Security Summit a few weeks ago. I include information on iOS 5, the latest jailbreaks at the time (this has
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Just a quick post about the SANS Mobile Device Security Summit that I participated in. Kudos to Kevin Johnson and Tony DeLaGrange from Secure Ideas for helping organize and lead the event. They did a great job! If you’ve been to SANS events in the past I assure you that this was much different. First, there
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During the keynote at the SANS Mobile Device Security Summit here in Nashville this morning Rafal Los (aka: Wh1t3Rabbit) talked about a new passcode bypass vulnerability going around in the latest version of iOS (5.1). Basically how it’s supposed to work is by opening up the camera on the lock screen you go to the photo
Passcode Bypass in iOS 5.1? Not so fast! Read More »
I’ll be presenting “Attacking and Defending Apple iOS Devices in the Enterprise” Monday, March 12 @ 10am. I’ve got a bunch of new content about iOS 5, iCloud and the latest attacks on these devices. This is the inaugural event for SANS and I’m proud to be part of it! More information can be found
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Apple mobile devices are among the most popular gadgets today. In fact, Apple reports that 250 million iOS devices have been sold and 18 million apps downloaded. I often find that, while the popularity of these devices increases, many don’t understand the basic security features that Apple makes available to them. Some of you may
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