Introduction In today’s digital landscape, the prevalence of cyber threats and incidents has become a significant concern for individuals, organizations, and governments alike. I have had the opportunity to explore numerous vendor reports in the past months and gain insights into the evolving nature of breaches and incidents. Through my research, I have discovered a […]
Read more "2023 Breaches and Incidents: Personal Notes"Trends are interesting since they could tell you where things are going. I do believe in studying history and behaviors in order to figure out where things are going on, so that every Year my colleagues from Yoroi and I spend several weeks to study and to write what we observed during the past months […]
Read more "Cybersecurity Trends"Hi folks, today I’d like to point you out another tool of mine which extract suspicious IPs from undesired connections. In other words: HoneyPots. I run a personal HoneyPot network which stands from years and over time it harvested numerous IP addresses which could be, potentially, malicious (typically scanners). If you like having fresh HoneyPot […]
Read more "Free Tool: Honey Feed"On January 19th we downloaded Collectoin #1 to make statistics on its content (you might find more information here). During these days we finished the two main activities to be able to answer some more questions about it data: (i) ELK import and (ii) building of simple views to visualise desired informations. The following image shows […]
Read more "“Collection #I” Data Breach Analysis – Part 2"Few weeks ago I wrote about “How Data Breaches Happen“, where I shared some public available “pasties” within apparently (not tested) SQLi vulnerable websites. One of the most famous data breach in the past few years is happening in these days. I am not saying that the two events are linked, but I have fun […]
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