Gregor J. Rothfuss

Tag: #security (276 posts)

June 8, 2026: SRAM Infrared Remanence
March 8, 2026: Danish Mortgage Balance Principle
June 16, 2025: Frontier AI Threat Intelligence
June 28, 2021: Tunnel Detection
June 4, 2021: Attack-resistant Hardware
April 23, 2021: Destroying Cellebrite
March 16, 2021: SpaceX telemetry
March 16, 2021: Toward Confidential Clouds
March 16, 2021: Spectre web exploit
February 11, 2021: Apple should help Intel
January 28, 2021: GPS ankle bracelet rioter
January 12, 2021: Parler self-own
December 16, 2020: Solarwinds
November 11, 2020: Chip Wars
November 9, 2020: SoC Opensourcing
October 21, 2020: Secure EXIF
September 14, 2020: Attacking GPUs
August 23, 2020: Audio Lockpicking
August 10, 2020: GPS Vulnerabilities
August 10, 2020: Speculative Dereferencing
August 10, 2020: gVisor
June 6, 2020: Roof Koreans
May 13, 2020: Rust in Windows
March 18, 2020: ISIS virus warning
March 4, 2020: Go Bag
February 29, 2020: Drone self defence
January 23, 2020: ICS hacking
January 7, 2020: Alert spam
January 4, 2020: Space quantum internet
January 4, 2020: Soleimani’s Death
January 3, 2020: Trustable Hardware?
December 16, 2019: Squashing ISIS
November 10, 2019: The Darkhotel APT
November 4, 2019: Tiversa
October 28, 2019: Bosstown Dynamics
October 28, 2019: Encryption Over Backdoors
August 30, 2019: Intel Secure Enclave Attack
August 20, 2019: Easy VPN
May 28, 2019: Minimizing pointer privilege
May 21, 2019: Reading body language
May 7, 2019: Synthetic Biology Security
April 26, 2019: Info Ops Kill Chain
February 11, 2019: SS7 Bank Account Attacks
January 23, 2019: Darknet Evolution
November 9, 2018: Nation-State Malware
October 24, 2018: BGP hacking
September 11, 2018: Free Credit Freezes
August 14, 2018: Android fork consequences
August 14, 2018: Owning elections
August 7, 2018: Memory leak debugging
August 2, 2018: Information warfare attack
June 29, 2018: Conservation of Threat
May 11, 2018: Inaudible voice attacks
March 11, 2018: Protecting Credit
March 8, 2018: Gray Hat
February 26, 2018: Memory tagging
January 26, 2018: SSA scams
June 28, 2017: Petya
June 27, 2017: Windows fuzzing
May 11, 2017: Linux kernel is garbage
April 10, 2017: Windows Uniscribe Fuzzing
February 25, 2017: Hacking games
December 23, 2016: Russian malware in Ukrainian military app
December 19, 2016: Wycheproof
October 31, 2016: WebAssembly
October 27, 2016: Bit-Flipping Attacks
September 23, 2016: Yahoo Breach
September 21, 2016: Largest DDoS yet
September 7, 2016: great job us government!
September 4, 2016: St. Jude is terrible
September 4, 2016: Keystroke Recognition
September 4, 2016: Body Shape Identification
August 14, 2016: Is US Any Safer?
June 18, 2016: European Sleeper Agents
June 15, 2016: Online Fealty
June 1, 2016: Predicting Drone Strikes
April 4, 2016: Not Going Dark
March 28, 2016: DOJ drops Apple encryption lawsuit
February 5, 2016: Malware museum
January 28, 2016: syzkaller
January 9, 2016: Symantec is anti-security
January 9, 2016: Visas need to die
December 26, 2015: Terrorism in Brazil
October 21, 2015: cia@aol.com
October 20, 2015: BoringSSL
August 26, 2015: Facebook for trafficking
August 25, 2015: Emailing Fridges
August 23, 2015: Car Hacking
August 21, 2015: Post-Quantum Crypto
August 13, 2015: A symphony of failure
July 30, 2015: Security Practices
July 25, 2015: Hacking Team
July 6, 2015: Weaponized security gets hacked
June 29, 2015: Decrypting with radiation
June 17, 2015: unsurprising OPM hack
May 16, 2015: Spying stats
March 18, 2015: Boko Haram
March 9, 2015: Rowhammer
February 21, 2015: Location Exfiltration from Power Consumption
February 10, 2015: Safer Internet Day
January 13, 2015: EU propaganda
January 11, 2015: France Declares War on Islam
November 7, 2014: Fuzzing JPEGs
October 29, 2014: Putin says Play-Time Is Over
October 3, 2014: Numerous Apple sandbox escapes
September 25, 2014: All software needs to be evergreen
August 27, 2014: Monthly windows releases
August 25, 2014: What’s the matter with PGP?
August 13, 2014: ISIS
July 4, 2014: Gain of Function Research
June 18, 2014: Iphone self-owns
May 7, 2014: Antivirus is dead
April 11, 2014: OpenSSL
March 2, 2014: When Can I shoot students?
February 25, 2014: New Apple compromises
February 15, 2014: Script kiddies are real
February 14, 2014: TSA runs on Windows 98
February 7, 2014: 1 man vs the world
February 4, 2014: Flash Permadeath
January 11, 2014: Sleeve tats security
December 30, 2013: Everything is hackable
December 29, 2013: More surveillance
December 20, 2013: backdoors everywhere
December 10, 2013: Snake oil firewalls
December 5, 2013: The 0 Days Marketplace
November 23, 2013: MITM attacks on routing
November 13, 2013: Baseband exploits
November 11, 2013: IE zeroday
November 8, 2013: Whitehat
November 5, 2013: 250x faster OS updates
November 5, 2013: Encryption push
November 4, 2013: Bulletproof suit
November 1, 2013: Reversible encryption
October 1, 2013: NK collapse
August 22, 2013: Software, trust, and proof
July 29, 2013: Don’t Get Sucker Pumped
May 26, 2013: Reset Your Password
April 19, 2013: On finding the Boston bombers
April 17, 2013: Bored kids
December 12, 2012: DNI forecast
November 28, 2012: Cyber Mall Cops
October 30, 2012: The resilient community
October 27, 2012: Putting guns on drones
October 1, 2012: 3D printed guns
July 20, 2012: Secure pet names
May 14, 2012: Terrorist fashion
April 30, 2012: Nullsec space
February 14, 2012: War with Iran?
August 8, 2011: Low tech riots
July 29, 2011: Kill HTTP
July 11, 2011: Who uses voicemail?
June 21, 2011: NATO is weak
June 9, 2011: LulzSec
May 27, 2011: NATO Alternative
May 27, 2011: Secure Firewall
May 25, 2011: Chromium Quality
March 25, 2011: Hotmail surveillance
March 25, 2011: Middle East borders
March 18, 2011: Revocation doesn't work
February 22, 2011: United Arab Republic 2.0
January 5, 2011: Tunisian harvesting
December 21, 2010: Wikileaks
December 6, 2010: Cyberwar
October 25, 2010: Fingerprinting Phone Calls
September 21, 2010: Stuxnet
September 14, 2010: Popular passwords
July 9, 2010: Overclocking SSL
June 25, 2010: Electrical frequency analysis
May 30, 2010: Assange Profile
April 15, 2010: Al-Qaida Scammed
June 24, 2009: Data dumpster diving
May 30, 2009: Hacking Contractors
April 19, 2009: Carriers are obsolete
March 30, 2009: EMP Aftermath
January 14, 2009: Adware Interview
December 11, 2008: McCain Leak
November 25, 2008: Terrorists strike in Mumbai
August 6, 2008: Spooks 2015
August 1, 2008: Newark Surveillance
July 25, 2008: Adeona
July 24, 2008: Pentagon uses 395K Barrels / Day
July 22, 2008: Insecure Banks
June 3, 2008: Network Collapse
May 14, 2008: Dangerous Gangs
April 30, 2008: Malicious Circuits
April 21, 2008: Friendly botnet
March 28, 2008: Epilepsy Assault
March 18, 2008: Encrypted VoIP Language Id
February 20, 2008: Blowing up a Satellite
February 9, 2008: dom-checker
February 6, 2008: Against Ethanol
February 1, 2008: Internet Sabotage?
January 1, 2008: San Marino Scale
November 17, 2007: Beware of demob
November 9, 2007: CIA Interests
November 7, 2007: JS Attack Vectors
October 23, 2007: Terrorists Honeypots
August 29, 2007: Terrorist Screening Center
August 25, 2007: Agression Detection
August 12, 2007: XSRF^2
July 14, 2007: Lessons From Advogato
July 10, 2007: Island of Forgotten Diseases
July 9, 2007: Long range Taser
June 23, 2007: ssldump
June 22, 2007: National Security Archive
June 13, 2007: Nuclear Secrets Leak
June 4, 2007: Web Server Software and Malware
May 31, 2007: Extracting Browser History
May 13, 2007: Botnet turf wars
April 28, 2007: Global Incident Map
April 22, 2007: Nano Weapons
April 19, 2007: Universal PDF XSS
April 18, 2007: Snake oil security
April 12, 2007: Places blurred on Google Maps
April 10, 2007: Shot Spotter
March 30, 2007: Identicon
March 20, 2007: terrorist webteam
March 1, 2007: Message Vault
February 12, 2007: Beirut and contradiction
February 4, 2007: The Art Of War
January 29, 2007: Lithium scarcity
January 15, 2007: Pointless Satellite censorship
January 10, 2007: Unwilling trip
December 27, 2006: PHP Security
December 23, 2006: Pyongyang
December 23, 2006: new map of the middle east
December 23, 2006: Almost a Christmas present
December 13, 2006: MySpace passwords
December 5, 2006: RFID Firewall
December 2, 2006: Saudi Arabia
December 2, 2006: Opium glut
December 1, 2006: North Korea iPods
December 1, 2006: Google Net Trust
November 28, 2006: Solar/Kinetic Weapons
November 27, 2006: Peak Water
November 22, 2006: Asymmetric Collateral Damage
November 20, 2006: Biowar Preparedness
November 8, 2006: Baker in control
November 1, 2006: Intellipedia
October 24, 2006: Adopting countries
October 24, 2006: Brave New War
October 14, 2006: Oink
October 2, 2006: Aircrack-ng
September 29, 2006: Malware Psychology
September 27, 2006: Complex Adaptive Intelligence Community
September 27, 2006: De-Centralized Intelligence Agency
September 27, 2006: Deep Brain Stimulation
August 18, 2005: Profits of fear
June 23, 2004: xp sp2 rc2
June 18, 2004: dns tunnel
May 26, 2004: Set up
April 24, 2004: Peak Oil
March 19, 2004: trade legalism
January 13, 2004: Microleaks
January 7, 2004: Pacification by trade
November 28, 2003: cyber DEFENDER!!!!!
October 30, 2003: invisible applications
October 21, 2003: Dangerous content
August 19, 2003: Klaxon
August 14, 2003: fuck you, microsoft
May 7, 2003: world wide watchers
February 25, 2003: Nuclear Weapons
February 20, 2003: BNF
November 28, 2002: identity theft
September 23, 2002: Trusted brains
September 14, 2002: gregorLinks 2.0
January 17, 2002: Microsoft Security
January 16, 2002: gnutella problems
December 26, 2001: Security by nudity
November 28, 2001: Social Network Analysis
October 3, 2001: idiot gallery @ interpol
October 2, 2001: NATO-sanctioned smuggling & contraband
September 23, 2001: Unipolar world
September 13, 2001: unabomber feelings rise
September 12, 2001: End of freedom
July 12, 2001: Linux pluggable security