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Responsible Disclosure

As of late I seem to get into more and more discussions around this subject. I am fortunate enough to own a web security company which has grown in brand reputation to the point where when we disclose...

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Analyzing Malware with REMnux by @hiddenillusion

Brief presentation walking you through the use of REMnux to analyze malware, unfortunately most of the presentation was captured in demonstrations and not fully captured in the presentation: For better...

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Security Implications of WordPress in The Enterprise

My Chileno brother from another mother, Chris Lema, put out a great guest post on WPEngine yesterday talking about WordPress and the Enterprise. He talks to the how and why of it’s emergence in the...

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Web Threats Are Real – Be Proactive

This post is really designed for my family and friends. I write it because in the business that I am in I get to see hear the detrimental impact web based threats have on people. I hear horror stories...

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Protect Your Website Vulnerabilities With a WAF – New Compairson Report –...

A new report came out in February, put together by Zero Science Lab, in which they compare the effectiveness between CloudFlare and Incapsula. In it they did the same thing Philip Tibom of Sweden did...

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WordCamp Miami 2013 – WordPress Website Security Presentation

I’ll be in Miami this weekend, April 5 – 7th, 2013, for WordCamp Miami. I’ll be giving a new, updated, talk on Website Security on Saturday. You should come by and say hi if you’re around. If you’re...

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WordPress Website Security – WordSesh 2013

Here is an online presentation I gave at WordSesh 2013. Always weird when you give an online presentation, unable to gauge the crowd and respond accordingly. Look forward to your feedback.

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Analysis of Top 1 Million Domains

Over at Sucuri, our researchers have been having fun downloading the internet, in the process they found some interesting data. Enjoy. Also be sure to check out the blog post on the subject.

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WordPress Security – Learning From Hacks

This evening I will be giving a presentation at WordSesh at midnight PST (0800 UTC). Here is the presentation I plan to give. When the video is published I will share it as well. This goal of this...

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Explaining XSS and CSRF By Google

Came across this video earlier today and found it very informative – explaining the difference between XSS and CSRF (XSRF). I find that most people rarely understand or differentiate between the two so...

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The Dilemma that is WordPress Security

The past few weeks WordPress Security has come to the forefront of the discussion again, as it often does every few months. As is often the case, it’s highly emotional and generates a lot of...

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Importance of Updates in Website Security – WordPress, Joomla, Drupal and CMS’s

In my recent post talking to the dilemma that is WordPress Security, there seemed to be some confusion as to my position on updates. Allow me a moment to provide clarity on the subject, yes, updates...

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What’s wrong with your pa$$w0rd? – Lorrie Faith Cranor

The discussion on access control seems to be common place these days with the latest revelations news. Found this video on some research Lorrie is doing on the subject very interesting and insightful.

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Accounting for Security in Website Projects

Many know very little about me, my past what I used to do, most just know me for my time in security. There was a time though that I spent as Project / Program Manager for a couple different...

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How we Think About Website Security

I recently attended WordCamp San Francisco (WCSF) where Matt Mullenweg, founder of the WordPress project and CEO of Automattic, gave his annual State of the Word. WordCamps are informal,...

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Website Security is about Passwords?

Perhaps the thing that annoys me the most when I hear security being shared with end-users is when they get the information wrong or overemphasis on things they don’t understand or can’t support. This...

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