The phrase “echo chamber” is often associated with politics, but I promise that this is NOT a political post. I recently had an...

FULL-DISCLOSURE I am not a security expert. I work for security experts—really knowledgeable and kind ones, but, nonetheless, I am NOT a...

Last month, I had the privilege of sitting on a panel discussion at DerbyCon 9 and discussing the differences between vishing in a...

Even if you’re not an avid sports fan, there’s something electric about watching a live event. Sure, part of the pleasure is seeing your...

Earlier this month, we returned from DerbyCon IX in Louisville, Kentucky. Knowing that this year’s DerbyCon would be the last of its kind...

Once again, the Social Engineering Village at DEF CON 27 exceeded all of our expectations. Interesting speakers, enthusiastic...

This year's DEF CON theme was "1983: The View from Dystopia's Edge." When the world goes to pieces, what do we do? Who do we turn to? ...

A thousand thanks to our sponsors — IntelTechniques, Hak5, and Ace Hackware — as well as the Nola Con organizers and volunteers, our CTF...

Many thanks again to BSidesATL for hosting us, to IntelTechniques and Hak5 for sponsoring our sick prize packs, and to our targets for...

Over the last weekend in March, I attended BloomCon at Bloomsburg University. It's a great conference, growing quickly for its age — in...

DEF CON's silver anniversary was a blast of new friends, old friends, and everyone in between. The people I see every year are what keep...

The OSINT CTF was a great learning experience in using a collection of public records and social networks to correlate all kinds of...

The three of us had not entered GrrCON with anticipation of entering any events. One of our team members, Mike, had signed up to compete...