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  • Blog Post: Getting Into Information Security Intelligence Gathering: A BlueHat v10 Retrospective from Speakers Ian Iftach Amit and Fyodor Yarochkin

    Ian: Having a mild case of "professional ADHD" is probably what got me started on this whole "cyber" thing. Having done research, development, integration and consulting in the past, I was starting to get too many unanswered questions in my mind when dealing with customers and individuals who were being...
  • Blog Post: Heya! Hola and Olá!

    It was pretty fun sitting in the panel that kicked-off the first BlueHat Security Forum in Latin America and we are almost half-way through our day here in Buenos Aires. (Check out Mike Reavey’s EcoStrat Blog post for details about the panel.) It is always great to see old friends from the ecosystem...
  • Blog Post: Know thy Enemy

    I recently attended BlueHat for the second time and spoke about the SMS vulnerabilities Collin Mulliner and I discovered and exploited this summer. BlueHat is an interesting speaking venue because the audience consists entirely of Microsoft employees. Some people might think security researchers speaking...
  • Blog Post: Attacking SMS

    This year at BlackHat USA in Las Vegas , we presented on the topic of attacking Short Message Service (SMS). Our presentation focused on the different ways in which SMS can be used to compromise mobile security. We’re excited to give an updated version of our talk at the upcoming BlueHat v9 conference...
  • Blog Post: Collaborating on RIA Security

    Microsoft and Adobe frequently work together on security. At this year's BlueHat , we will come together to share our security research in the area of Rich Internet Applications (RIAs). While we independently place considerable thought and effort into our respective security models, attackers often look...
  • Blog Post: Securing our Legacy

    Hi, this is Scott Stender from iSEC Partners. I recently had the privilege of speaking at Microsoft's BlueHat event in Brussels on the topic of securing legacy systems. With all of the recent coverage on the need to secure our networked systems -- national, corporate, and individual alike -- I felt...
  • Blog Post: Getting a business degree as part of Security Research?

    What a great time to start thinking of travel – the weather is fairing up, June is here, and fortunately for me, I have a chance to take the driver seat again at another BlueHat conference! This time it’s in Brussels and I’m really looking forward to talking again about one of my favorite topics (eCrime...
  • Blog Post: Dune Busting and Browser Fun at HITB – Dubai

    Hi, Billy Rios here, I was recently invited to speak at Hack in the Box (HITB) in Dubai. While at HITB, I participated in two different talks, but I’m going to focus on the talk Chris Evans and I co-presented: “Cross Domain Leakiness.” Chris Evans is a security lead for Google’s Core Security team. Some...
  • Blog Post: Gone is the era of yes/no questions

    It used to be easy to be in the security industry. All you had to do is develop products that needed to say “nay” or “yay” on a given content and “bless” it to be secure or not. That is so 2007… As we have been witnessing during a turbulent 2008 (and yes – it actually started in 2007…) nowadays the ability...
  • Blog Post: Good Things Come in Blue Packages

    Hello everyone, Celene Temkin here from the MSRC Ecosystem Strategy Team . BlueHat v8: C3P0wned ended a month ago and the success of the con lives on in the outstanding training and networking done between Microsoft employees and external speakers and guests. I'm happy to say the speaker video interviews...
  • Blog Post: State of the Union

    I spent a lot of time trying to think about what to write for a BlueHat pre-conference blog entry and had a pretty hard time focusing on one topic. To handle this, I decided to comment on the state of security. While I've found plenty of things to be excited about with security, including improved...
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