How Did I Do On 2015’s #Cybersecurity Predictions?

Last year I made cybersecurity predictions, broadly rendered as: An increase in SSL visibility. Increased flight of data and sites from the US. Increased necessity for digital forensics in the mobile platform space. TOR would face more scrutiny and have to harden itself against those. Bitcoin would increase its dominance while Ethereum would become more […]

I Published a Book! Get “Adventures in Cybersecurity” at Amazon

This is the logo I’m using for the website, adventuresincybersecurity.com. It occurred to me yesterday that I didn’t actually update this blog with the information that I am now officially a published author! My first book is autobiographical, and available at Amazon. (They’ve got an exclusive for at least the first 90 days.) You can […]

My REM Alumni Mailbox Shows Its 1337n3ss

Indulging in the spotlight effect…

#Cybersecurity #Trends for #2015

It’s 2015, and once again I’m going to take a look at what I think will be the trends in cybersecurity for 2015. I’m going to focus on all of them all at once this time, instead of an individual post devoted to each, since it took me so long to do that in 2014. […]

Credit Card Grep for EnCase

I was a given a challenge by a colleague to come up with a god grep for credit cards. He had come up with a fairly complicated grep statement that looked for them specific to the domains in which each company operates – one for American Express (3…

A Better IP Address GREP For EnCase

I was recently teaching a colleague about the use of keywords in EnCase, and in highlighting grep usage, we came across the default Guidance IP address grep string: 0|([3-9]#?)|(1#{0,2})|(2([0-4]#?)|(5[0-5]?)|[6-9]).0|([3-9]#?)|(1#{0,2})|(2([0-4]…