A new year started and why change good habits? I’m just back from the first OWASP Belgium Chapter meeting of 2012. Here is my quick wrap-up. The organization remains the same, the first few minutes were dedicated to some news from the OWASP organization given by Seba. A survey was
Month: January 2012
Monitoring pastebin.com within your SIEM
For those who (still) don’t know pastebin.com, it’s a website mainly for developers. Its purpose is very simple: You can “paste” text on the website to share it with other developers, friends, etc. You paste it, optionally define an expiration date, if it’s public or private data and your are
Show me your SSID’s, I’ll Tell Who You Are!
The idea of this article came from a colleague of mine. He wrote a first version of the script described below. I found it very useful and asked his permission to re-use it and to write this blog article. Thanks to him! In the mean time, during my researches, I
Everything Can Be Outsourced But Not Your Responsibility!
Today almost all organizations outsource some of their IT projects to third party partners. Due to the ever changing landscape in information technology, it is virtually impossible for an organization to have internal knowledge in all domains of technology. The web presence is maybe one of the most domain where
And I Thought to be Protected!
The security market is constantly changing! A few years ago, there was the “UTM” (“Unified Threat Management“) market which offered to customers all-in-one solutions (firewall, anti-virus, IDS, VPN, load-balancing, etc). Some of them were close to make coffee! Then, the “Next Generation” wave started. On top of it, all those