This 80's book of espionage story still brings attention to modern cybersecurity professionals, and remains surprisingly relevant to today’s world. The book is made up of many easy-to-read short to medium-sized chapters, and things start to get really thrilling around chapter 29. I could be biased...
Threat and vulnerability are two tightly coupled aspects. There is no point to focus on a vulnerability if the threat doesn’t exist, similarly you can’t stress on a threat, if your asset is not concerned with the vulnerability (or weakness). The question one should ask is “What are the risks...
There is a general misconception that biometrics are inherently more secure than password when used for remote authentication, this is because of the way, the industries are marketing fingerprinting and face recognition for authentication. Biometrics that target general public, like what is...