Threat Model Thursday: Games
For reasons I can't quite talk about yet, this has been a super busy time, and I look forward to sharing the exciting developments that have kept me occupied.
For reasons I can't quite talk about yet, this has been a super busy time, and I look forward to sharing the exciting developments that have kept me occupied.
Have you considered the idea that “Files are Fraught With Peril” lately? Maybe you should...
A couple big stories in the realm of cryptography that got me excited.
A new game to teach networking and security concepts.
Amazing and impressive photographs of the moon.
I joined Caroline Wong on the Humans of Infosec Podcast to discuss The Human Element of Threat Modeling.
For my first blog post of 2020, I want to look at threat modeling machine learning systems.
I'm featured in (local NPR Affiliate) KUOW's Primed: Season 3, Episode 8.
Almost there...
A few tidbits in recent news.
Earlier this year, I helped to organize a workshop at Schloss Dagstuhl on Empirical Evaluation of Secure Development Processes. I think the workshop was a tremendous success.
The time has come.
Just what the title says...
For 51 years, the gallant people of Gavle, Sweden, have been putting up a straw goat, and arsonists have been burning it.
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