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Cybersecurity articles with security analysis and ethical hacking technics information

Hardening of Windows systems: network authentication
Hardening of Windows systems: network authentication

Having professionals trained and involved with system hardening offers the possibility of having secure implementations and avoids misconfigurations[...]

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SELinux importance for web hardening
SELinux importance for web hardening

Disabling this tool is still a common mistake. SELinux is a great help to do hardening How important can SELinux be? Can you imagine being in this situation? «Monday, 8 in the mor[...]

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Dynamic Cybersecurity Risk Assessment
Dynamic Cybersecurity Risk Assessment

Constant changes in information systems and the emergence of new threats make it necessary to continuously update the risk status.[...]

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Security healthiness as a risk metric of IT assets
Security healthiness as a risk metric of IT assets

Simple math for lots of tricky vulnerabilities. Measure the risk of IT assets in an agile way and take quick actions[...]

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Evaluating WAF solutions
Evaluating WAF solutions

In this article, it is described a possible strategic approach to face the evaluation of WAF solutions.[...]

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Hardware hacking: chip-off for beginners
Hardware hacking: chip-off for beginners

Introduction to hardware hacking Before getting our hands dirty with hardware hacking, let’s start with a brief introduction to flash memories, a component that we will find very[...]

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Introduction to Dynamic Cybersecurity Risk
Introduction to Dynamic Cybersecurity Risk

Defining the correct risks levels to cyber assaults that any company is exposed is a priority of this time. We present the first of three articles that, together, represent the int[...]

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Security in PRIME networks – Current status
Security in PRIME networks – Current status

Since January 2019, all electricity meters for low power customers (up to 15 kW) in Spain are (or have been replaced by) smart electricity meters, allowing distributors to carry ou[...]

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LoRaWAN 1.0, vulnerabilities and backward compatibility in version 1.1
LoRaWAN 1.0, vulnerabilities and backward compatibility in version 1.1

To understand the security improvements introduced in 1.1, it is necessary to have a thorough understanding of the security mechanisms described in LoRaWAN 1.0. LoRaWAN Security As[...]

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Cybersecurity in LoRa and LoRaWAN: Context and Background
Cybersecurity in LoRa and LoRaWAN: Context and Background

Since the beginning of the 21st century, the concept of Internet of Things (IoT) has gradually evolved from the initial vague ideas related to the interconnection of everyday objec[...]

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