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„Cyberangriff“ im Mittelalter:
Hey, sei doch so nett und ramm Dir Dein Schwert selber in den Brustkorb.
Danke!
Got a great cybersecurity talk you want to present? #BSidesBoulder26 Call For Papers (CFP) is open!
This year, we are changing things a bit...accepting full track talks (50min) and half-track talks (25min), so bring us your war stories, insights, and novel ideas!
We're looking forward to your submissions in our Sessionize instance. The submission link is available in the comments.
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BSides Boulder 2026: Call for SpeakersBSides Boulder is an information security conference belonging to the loosely-affiliated BSides family of security conferences. The annual conference ...
Wie man die #Effektivität von Counter #Cybercrime messen kann: Obwohl Staaten regelmäßig solche Operationen durchführen, fehlt bislang ein einheitlicher Maßstab, um deren Wirksamkeit systematisch zu bewerten.
Eine neue #Analyse des britischen #Cyber-Thinktanks Virtual Routes, die auch vom deutschen Auswärtigen Amt kofinanziert wurde, schlägt deshalb ein internationales #Bewertungsframework vor, das staatliche Maßnahmen gegen #Cyberkriminalität vergleichbar machen soll:
My partner is looking for work. I'd appreciate boosts.
He's looking to move into #appsec, but will accept short #webdev or #devops contracts (<12 months). Location: Melbourne Australia, or remote. For a short enough contract he'd go anywhere though.
He's a senior full stack web dev (Linux/python/django/js/elm, ~12 years).
Experienced in dev ops, dev sec ops and automation (ansible, selenium, etc etc).
He has experience with OWASP ZAP, bandit and Snyk, and is part way through the PortSwigger academy.
FOSS contributions include writing a django authentication function for OWASP ZAP, making a wrapper to improve accessibility and usability for selenium (Elemental), and other bits and bobs.
He isn't on any socials, but if you want to get in touch I can share his email or signal ID (or give him yours).
He and I have been the security people for little apps without any dedicated security team, for the last decade or so. If you're in security you might have met him (or me) at conferences (Disobey, BSides, CCC, Defcon and Ruxmon), because we've been attending since we launched our own app in 2014, picking up everything we can to protect our users.
(Yep, he is aware a move to security from senior dev roles will be a step down in seniority and $. He just really likes security.)
