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DEFCON 17
After staying with some of my local Vegas friends during BlackHat, I went over and checked into the Riviera for DEFCON 17 on Thursday afternoon. After dropping my bags in my room and getting my tempo… more →
Dustin D. Trammell
Fantastic site dedicated to Social Engineering
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cptholen wrote 2 months ago: I am always on the look out for new tools and websites, especially security stuff. One of the more … more →
DEFCON 17
Dustin D. Trammell wrote 3 months ago: After staying with some of my local Vegas friends during BlackHat, I went over and checked into the … more →
BlackHat USA 2009
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Dustin D. Trammell wrote 3 months ago: Last week and through the weekend I was in Las Vegas for this year’s annual block of hacker co … more →
Computer-board report teaches urgent lessons on cybersecurity
arshnet wrote 7 months ago: By JAMES JAY CARAFANO and ERIC SAYERS UPI Outside View Commentator WASHINGTON, April 8 (UPI) — … more →
Security Lab Part 2 - Putting it together
cptholen wrote 9 months ago: This is Part 2 of my Security Lab series. If you have never built a Security Lab or are new to Info … more →
Security Lab Part 1
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cptholen wrote 10 months ago: As a result of current economic times, I find myself still searching for employment. Having extra ti … more →
The Folly of a Scheduled Patch Release Cycle
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Dustin D. Trammell wrote 11 months ago: A number of years ago, Microsoft led the charge by moving away from a dynamic patch release schedule … more →
My Blog Categories
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rugworld wrote 1 year ago: This post was created for the sole purpose of defining the categories aka “What I Like” … more →
How I do Research
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5thsentinel wrote 1 year ago: It has been a while since I last posted. While I can blame it on my workload I believe its got more … more →
Complexity Science may be of interest for upcoming Security Research Agenda
innaxis wrote 1 year ago: The European Commission has put forth a new Call for Proposals for Security Research under the Seven … more →
DEFCON 16
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Dustin D. Trammell wrote 1 year ago: DEFCON is always entertaining as it’s the largest hacker conference in North America. Back to … more →
Don't worry, its just another bot. No, It's a CrimewareBot, O SH*T!
diocyde wrote 1 year ago: So virus’s spread back in the day, then got PWNed by antivirus, then vulnerabilities lead to e … more →
Padding the Numbers: Vulnerability Duplication
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Dustin D. Trammell wrote 1 year ago: Recently the OSVDB Blog had an interesting article regarding vulnerability duplication via the … more →
ToorCon Seattle 2008
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Dustin D. Trammell wrote 1 year ago: The ToorCon organization puts on some of the best conferences in my opinion, and this last weekend w … more →
Context-keyed Payload Encoding Whitepaper
Dustin D. Trammell wrote 1 year ago: Today, my research paper entitled “Context-keyed Payload Encoding” was published in Unin … more →
ms07-061
Dustin D. Trammell wrote 2 years ago: My second Microsoft Patch Tuesday at the new employer was fairly uneventful. This Tuesday there was … more →
CSI 2007
Dustin D. Trammell wrote 2 years ago: CSI 2007 was the first time I’ve ever attended a CSI conference. I was actually a CSI member w … more →
ToorCon 9
Dustin D. Trammell wrote 2 years ago: ToorCon is always one of my favorite conferences of the year, and this year was no different. Actual … more →
ms07-055
Dustin D. Trammell wrote 2 years ago: Last week was Microsoft Patch Tuesday, and for once it actually affected me directly. The team I am … more →
