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> Optimizing Lifted Bitcode with Dead Store Elimination
Tim Alberdingk Thijm As part of my Springternship at Trail of Bits, I created a series of data-flow-based optimizations that eliminate most “dead” stores that emulate writes to machine code registers in McSema-lifted programs. For example, applying my dead-store-elimination (DSE) passes to Apache ht...
> New Infosecurity Magazine Online Summit to Launch in September
Rebrand includes new and improved features for registered viewers
> State of the SOC? Depends on Who You Ask
New report finds distinction in perceived state of SOC among front line and executives
> Trail of Bits donates $100,000 to support young researchers through SummerCon
We have a soft spot in our hearts for SummerCon. This event, the longest-running hacker conference in the US, is a great chance to host hacker friends from around the world in NYC, catch up in person, and learn about delightfully weird security topics. It draws a great crowd, ranging from “hackers t...
> Former Brownsville Fire Chief Faces Breach Charges
Grand jury indicts former fire chief in an 11-count case of computer security breach charges
> Digital India Susceptible to Security Breaches
Cyber-threats evolve as India advances into the digital age
> Announcing the Trail of Bits osquery support group
As great as it is, osquery could be a whole lot better. (Think write access for extensions, triggered responses upon detection, and even better performance, reliability and ease of use.) Facebook’s small osquery team can’t respond to every request for enhancement. That’s understandable. They have th...
> Claranet Acquires Training & Pen Test Experts NotSoSecure
Deal sees ethical hacking training provider and penetration testers join the Claranet portfolio
> Machine Learning, Cloud, Compliance and Business Awareness Drive Cybersecurity
Gartner determine the six trends that it sees driving cybersecurity forward
> NotPetya et ce que ça dit des réseaux industriels
Reprise d’activité de ce blog ! Et comme premier billet, un retour sur Wannacry et surtout notPetya, attaques ayant réussi l’exploit de causer des centaines de millions d’euros de perte suite à l’interruption de lignes de productions dans des usines [...] Lire la suite
> Hamas Uses Fake Dating Apps to Infiltrate Israeli Military
IDF claims to have found sophisticated spyware operation
> Iranian Attackers Spoof Security Site for Phishing Lure
An Iranian APT group has been spotted building a phishing site, using a cybersecurity company which outed it as a lure.
> Gmail Privacy Fears Emerge Over Third-Party Apps
Report claims thousands of developers read users’ emails
> Bug Unblocks Friends for 800,000+ Facebook Users
Facebook disclosed bug that reunited severed friendships, unbeknownst to users
> Concern Mounts for SS7, Diameter Vulnerability
Threat of DDoS and attacks on critical infrastructure in SS7, Diameter protocols
> Fourth Circuit Defines Standing in Data Breach Cases
Circuit courts split on definition of Article III, risk of future harm
> NHS Developer Error Leads to Data Leak
Data on 150,000 patients was used for purposes against their wishes
> US to Ban China Mobile on Security Concerns
Beijing-backed telco denied Section 214 license
> Whitbread Sounds Breach Alarm After PageUp Incident
Costa Coffee owner claims recruitment data may have been compromised
> Facial Recognition IDs Capital Gazette Shooter
Police confirm identify of mass shooter by using controversial facial recognition technology