by Andrew Muller | Feb 4, 2013 | News
Pastebin and its many clones have been around since 2002. During the 11 years of their evolution, we have observed the change from its original purpose of sharing of code snippets to an anonymous dead drop for hackers. The latest one being a “hacker”... by Andrew Muller | Jan 31, 2013 | News
Anyone that has undertaken Internet based reconnaissance for a red teaming engagement knows how handy web based network tools are for profiling a target without being easily traceable. Years ago I used DNSstuff.com but as their server loads increased they decided to... by Andrew Muller | Jan 30, 2013 | News
Ionize is now certified by the Australian Council of Registered Ethical Security Testers (CREST). This certification gives our clients assurance that our security testing practice is run professionally and ethically by highly skilled and experienced security testers.... by Andrew Muller | Jan 30, 2013 | News
Once again we’re organising a killer OWASP chapter meeting for Canberra in collaboration with SANS. We’ve got the Scott MacLeod (CTO of AFP) and Nick Klein (digital forensics pro) speaking about building strong technical teams and computer forensics... by Andrew Muller | Jul 11, 2012 | News
We had an excellent meeting on the 4th July with our guest speaker, Justin Smith, giving a developer’s view of managing website security. He touched on the importance of releasing functional software versus secure software, the evolution of DevOps to bring dev... by Andrew Muller | Jun 6, 2012 | News
Canberra’s first OWASP meeting went very well tonight. We had a turn out of some 20-odd folks from all professional persuasions. Our guest speaker, Tim Scully, presented a very pragmatic view of the poor state of cyber security and strategies for improvement....