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Security-, AI-, and Business-related blog of Eugene Mayevski

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The most interesting and important news from IT industry regarding true AI (AGI etc.) and digital security.

SecurityAI / ML

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Posts
56 from 6 Dec 2007 to 8 Dec 2021
Posting
quiet since 2021
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personal blog
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2021 1

  1. About AI and professional focus

2017 3

  1. What really breaks SSL?
  2. Why are companies bigger, than they are supposed to be?
  3. Some more manipulations with the cat's fur

2016 8

  1. Ignorance as a key to malware
  2. The flipside of cross-signing
  3. The inhuman factor
  4. A password as a lever
  5. How open-source kills innovation
  6. One more try to skin a cat
  7. A magic bull.t
  8. Why Cloud security is impossible

2015 11

  1. PKI reforms starts. Kind of.
  2. A "fatal flaw" which is neither a fatal, nor a flaw.
  3. HTTPs as it could be
  4. Hitting him with nails
  5. Another nail in the coffin
  6. Invest in your own security first
  7. On hitting nails with a microscope
  8. On reinventing the wheel
  9. On how not to do things right
  10. Come as you are
  11. Working in public places? Think again.

2014 4

  1. The Urban Legend of Multipass Hard Disk Overwrite
  2. Internet of Things strikes back
  3. Important new security extension
  4. Hardware attacks are still more effective

2013 5

  1. The end of cryptography?
  2. Why not use phone in business communications
  3. Security risks of open-source
  4. 8 reasons to choose commercial library instead of open-source one
  5. Advertising and sanity

2012 1

  1. About utter incompetence of malware "analysts" and journalists

2011 13

  1. Pros losing confidence in hard tokens
  2. Possible alternative to CA hierarchy
  3. Javascript Cryptography Considered Harmful
  4. Hackers acquire Google certificate, could hijack Gmail accounts
  5. "Apache Killer" tool spotted in the wild
  6. Trojanized Android app intercepts messages to hide costly subscriptions
  7. What really breaks SSL?
  8. Why Sign & Encrypt operation is weaker than you might thought
  9. Is MacOS X really secure?
  10. About TCP protocol flaws
  11. Nikon's signature mechanism broken, vendor ignores the problem
  12. SFTP Net Drive beta is available
  13. Looking for SFTP component for .NET?

2008 9

  1. Return on security investment - article by Bruce Schneier
  2. The evolution of the rootkits
  3. 7 business advantages of offering data security
  4. Alternatives/replacements for ReiserFS
  5. Buzz and reality about cold boot analysis of computer memory
  6. Strong authentication for OpenID
  7. Good introduction to digital cryptography in Windows
  8. State of e-mail authentication
  9. Obsurity in security

2007 1

  1. New cool gadget - smartcard with biometrics