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Beyond the Browser: The Questions That Expanded the Attack Surface
After presenting this research at security conferences this year, I was expecting the usual post-talk questions like "what tools did you use?", "does this also work on mobile?", or a compliance officer asking if PDF forms are covered under their DLP policy. What the audience did instead was take ...
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Supply Chain Security: Trust Is the New Attack Surface
In February 2026, while participating in a panel at IT Expo, one statement kept resonating ...
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SaaS Sprawl, Identity, and the Illusion of Control
While participating in the SaaS Sprawl and Shared Responsibility: Regaining Control and Assuring ...
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Detecting Dangling SaaS Subdomains and Real Subdomain Takeovers
Subdomain takeover is one of those vulnerabilities that refuses to die. Every few years it gets ...
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Bypassing Browser PDF Security: Using Embedded JavaScript Forms for Social Engineering
I can say that, since I started my journey at Secure Ideas, I’ve felt extremely fortunate. Not only ...
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From Nmap to CSV
How Experience and Management Skills Improve Data Analysis for Security Professionals The other ...
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Best Practices and Risks Considerations in Automation like LCNC and RPA
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The Rise of Low-Code/No-Code and RPA in Digital Transformation Technologies such as ...
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The CISO's Myopia
Fifteen years ago, I wrote an article entitled "The CSO’s Myopia." At the time, I aimed to ...
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