infosec 2020 - not just a dumpster fire dot GIF I've not written anything for a while and as I stare into my empty glass of <insert favourite drink>, I ponder all the things The Many Hats Club achieved what in...
osint OSINT Write Up for TMHC CTF So last weekend The Many Hats Club hosted what by all accounts was a successful CTF on Hack The Box, who were kind enough to sponsor and let us use their awesome CTF...
The Accidental Infosec Mentor How did Stu become an Accidental Mentor? Join him as he shares his thoughts on mentoring in infosec and what we all can do to help each other....
TMHC a Voyage of Discovery... Join Stu as he takes us on a voyage of Discovery and recalls his experience of InfosecEurope and Bsides London. Plus some award or something....
Wannacry authors make a $143,000 withdraw from Bitcoin wallets, whilst the internet is distracted! Originally posted by CyberSecStu on securityaffairs.co, reposted here with permission from him On Wednesday some very interesting and seemly unrelated events happened in regards to Wannacry. First Marcus Hutchins (AKA @Malwaretech), the...
Fighting Cybercrime A few months ago Andy Davis of Venturi's Voice spoke with CyberSecStu, about working against cyber crime. They discussed how Stuart found this career, how he chooses new hires and the inside workings...
Hyper-Realistic Simulation - the New Approach to Cybersecurity Training Earlier this year, CyberSecStu was involved on a panel on InfoSecurity Magazine discussing training methadologies. The full panel is available here...
Why OPSEC Is for Everyone, Not Just for People with Something to Hide Originally posted by CyberSecStu on tripwire.com, reposted here with permission from him OPSEC (Operational Security) is a term derived from the U.S. military and is an analytical process used to deny...
Responding to Global Ransomware CyberSecStu spoke about responding to global ransomware incidents at Security Scotland Meet Up: Chapter Eight in August this year....
