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I was recently asked to give recommendations for Cybersecurity Podcasts to students in college that are majoring in Security. The usual problem with security podcasts (and podcasts in general) is that they frequently become static and in some cases a year or more goes by before they are updated. There are actually a large number … Read more
The fourth chapter of the book focuses on the different components that comprise a worldview. They are the building blocks of a worldview and without any one of them you can not have a complete worldview and this is why it’s so important to define each one and to expand upon each level to under … Read more
Recently I attempted to build the new Rapid 7 Metasploitable 3 VM for use in my pentest lab on Ubuntu 16.10. Followed the instructions on their Github page to the letter, but failed in variety of areas. The good news is that I was able to hack my way through all them to get it … Read more
Series: Emory University Studies in Law and Religion Publisher: Wm. B. Eerdsmans Publishing Co. Copyright: 2010 ISBN: 978-0802864437 Pages: 512 Natural Law and the Two Kingdoms can be summarized as a survey of the historically reformed Christians position on the two key concepts of the Two Kingdoms and Natural Law. Those two terms in the … Read more
The third part of the series has to do with as the title suggests, defining worldviews. The actual definition for what a worldview is plays a critical role in understanding the presuppositions one brings to the table for interpreting reality, knowledge, and ethics. One of the reoccurring themes you will notice through this blog series … Read more
The second part of the series has to do with taking down philosophical fortresses. Although we have not covered chapter 3 on worldviews you may consider this prep work as a number of principles will nicely lead into the next series. Try to understand why the unbelieving mind is hostile to the Christian worldview; understand why … Read more
I had acquired through a friend on Twitter, a copy of Greg Bahnsen’s, “Pushing the Antithesis“. As such I have decided to publish a blog post for each chapter. This is the first of twelve blog posts. Each post will consist of some key bullet points along with some recommend reading links where available. As … Read more
Here are some new security-related (for the most part ;) links from the month of March 2016 Bitcoin Wisdom – Trading-type Terminal for Bitcoin – https://bitcoinwisdom.com/ Zone Transfer Tutorial – https://digi.ninja/projects/zonetransferme.php Debian Hardening Wiki – https://wiki.debian.org/Hardening Standard Password Manager for UNIX – https://www.passwordstore.org/ Is your Browser safe against tracking? – https://panopticlick.eff.org Have I been Pwned? … Read more
Made a blunder on the droplet that runs this blog on Digital Ocean and lost the previous two security link blogs. Luckily had a backup from August that I was able to restore from. Anyways, here’s the security links for February 2016. Application Security Learning Resources – https://github.com/paragonie/awesome-appsec#application-security-learning-resources A Dead Simple TCP Intercepting Proxy Tool … Read more
This past week I attended the Northeast Ohio Cyberconsortium conference sponsored by a number of entities in the Cleveland,Oh area. The goal of the conference was to stimulate a collaborative effort around building up and sharing information around Cyber Security as it relates to the North East Ohio area. One of the main talks was … Read more