A common piece advice in the security world for securing your accounts/services is to use 2-Factor Authentication (2FA). “Use 2FA to be safe!” slogan often fails to take into account that many/most people have the second factor authentication on the same device that houses the first factor authentication.
Read moreIf you ever needed a solution to find and monitor phishing domains related to your company, but didn’t have a budget (or didn’t want to spend too much money) for a full scale solution – you are in the right place. The goal of this post is to talk about combating phishing domains, what actionable and measurable steps you can take, advantages and disadvantages of this setup.
Read moreWorking in the software engineering field one of the concepts we often speak about is efficiency. It would be no surprise to many that we can apply efficiency to our personal finance as well.
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If you browse r/homelab you would see a myriad of amazing homelabs, which is great unless you rent, can’t add proper cabling to the house/flat, can’t spend much money or do not have enough space for all equipment. My setup was primarily created due to my interest in different tech, improving security as well as a result of the requirements mentioned above.
Read moreLast week was full of interesting cyber security meetups in London. I attended two, one hosted at Capital One office and another one hosted by OWASP at Revolut office.
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