Cyber security for the real world: OpSec
There’s what you learn in books, and what you learn from experience. Sometimes they match up. Other times, not so much. This is why getting as hands-on with real-world examples […]
Author: Marc Blackmer
Welcome to ORH 2019!
We’re happy to announce that registration for our sixth annual – yes, sixth! – event is live! The Treasure Hunt has been updated. The breakouts have been updated. And we’re […]
You asked us for this, and now it’s here!
Bad guys have taken over a municipal utility’s critical network and havoc has ensued. There is no more clean running water. Traffic lights have been reprogrammed causing traffic jams and […]
The ORH v2018.1 Agenda Is Up!
And… the agenda for this month’s event has been posted, and you can find it here. This is subject to change, but we’re not anticipating any major changes. We’ll also […]
Registration for 1NTERRUPT ORH v2018.1 Is Live!
Happy New Year, everyone! Registration for our next Worcester event on January 27th opened on January 2nd at 8AM, and our first registration came in at 8:02. How cool is […]
Get Ready! ORH v2018.1 Is Coming Soon!
Our fifth Worcester event – yes, we’re entering our fifth year already! – is scheduled for 1/27/18 at Mass Academy in Worcester. We’ll have updated advanced breakout sessions, some of […]
1NTERRUPT Podcast 2017.02 with Clint Bodungen Is Live!
Our interview from DEF CON with Clint Bodungen is now live and you can listen on our Soundcloud channel. In addition to being a co-author on industrial cybersecurity, a security […]
How To Defeat the Mirai Botnet: Change your Password!
Cybersecurity journalist Brian Krebs and French Internet service provider OVH were attacked in September by a massive distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack from IP-enabled “smart” devices, mostly security cameras. […]
Five Cyber Security Pro Tips for Real People
October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month and right on time for the end of the month, I thought I’d post some tips of my own for the every day […]
The Choice Is Yours: Android Vulnerabilities Highlight Pros and Cons of Decentralization
Another set of critical vulnerabilities in Google’s open-source Android operating system were reported by Motherboard this morning. Does this mean you need to throw out your Android device and go […]