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A Security Engineer’s Quest to Find 365 Bugs in Microsoft Office 365

Written by Venita Thomas on 21 December 2020.

Have you ever purchased software but asked yourself, “I wonder if there are any known bugs in here and does the company even know?” Well, a little known fact is that they often do. Many websites, organizations, and software developers offer a deal…

Cybersecurity and Children

Written by Jared Schultz on 26 October 2020.

How to Keep Them Safe Online When I was a kid, about the only thing I had to worry about when using a computer was dying of dysentery while playing Oregon Trail. The threats that face computer users today, especially children who are not aware of cy…

Zerologon…Way More 1337 than Zero Cool

Written by Jared Schultz on 21 October 2020.

When a vulnerability hits 10 out of 10 on the Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS), people pay attention and so should you. CVE-2020-1472 did just that–it hit a 10 and is dubbed the “perfect” exploit by Tara Seals, author at ThreatPost.com. Whil…

The Dangers and Ethics of AI

Written by Guy Howard on 02 September 2020.

We’ve all heard of self-driving cars, but how about self-flying planes? Earlier this month, DARPA held a contest called AlphaDogfight (https://www.wired.com/story/dogfight-renews-concerns-ai-lethal-potential/). The goal was to see if an AI could be dev…

Automating Green Thumbs

Written by Jared Schultz on 20 August 2020.

The current pandemic has left of us with more free time than ever before. Among the numerous activities begun these past few months, gardening was one of the fastest growing (see what I did there!). Seed suppliers were reporting shortages as people sta…

Covid-19 Contact Tracing

Written by Jared Schultz on 23 July 2020.

What is Contact Tracing? Contact tracing is a technique used by public health authorities to measure and slow the spread of infectious diseases by identifying people who may have come into contact with an individual with an infectious disease, in th…