Professionally Evil Insights
Welcome to the Professionally Evil Insights blog by Secure Ideas! In this digital playground, we unravel the complex world of information security with a touch of fun. Our expert-led content ranges from deep-dives into penetration testing to explorations of hardware hacking. Whether you're curious about Secure Ideas or passionate about cybersecurity, this blog is your quick, enlightening, and entertaining guide into the captivating world of information security.
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What do you mean my password is not secure?
Almost all of the applications we use have one big thing in common: they all use a username and ...
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Webcast: Vulnerabilities in Your Medical Practice: Security Testing for Healthcare
Later this month I will be presenting a free webcast: “Vulnerabilities in Your Medical Practice: ...
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Its more than Healthcare.gov: Lets fix the problem
There has been a lot of buzz around the Healthcare.gov website and the possible security ...
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Password Sharing Across Accounts
Over the past few years we have seen a large number of databases get compromised leading to the ...
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DerbyCon 2013 Wrap Up
Another year and another awesome conference put on by Dave Kennedy and his team. DerbyCon never ...
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Details, Details, Details...How Much is Enough?
So you think being a penetration tester is the coolest thing around right? Me too.. but there is ...
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Professionally Evil: Self Inflicted Injury at Vendor's Request
It’s an unfortunate and still too common a vulnerability to find administrative interfaces exposed ...
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SIAM: Custom Testing Machines
Secure Ideas recently made the decision to create custom machines that we could use for penetration ...
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We Can't Rely on the Browser for Protection
A large part of doing security consulting is providing proper mitigations and recommendations to ...
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When the flood is going to come...
Most everyone in the U.S. is aware that it's not uncommon for the Mississippi River to flood in the ...
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Burp Extension for F5 Cookie Detection
This past February, my fellow colleague James Jardine wrote an excellent blog post called “Decoding ...
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