Automating incident response and digital forensic tools - EU CEF funded project by NCSC-FI, Jyväskylä University of Applied Sciences & University of Oulu
I continued my posts on cybersecurity by arguing that security testing can also be done bottom-up. Compared to top-down security analysis this may produce findings faster and be more applicable in many situations.
medium.com/ouspg/bottom-up-s…#CyberSecurity#SecurityTesting
I wrote a blog post on software security requirements. Software features are often defined by positive features only. Security can be improved by ruling out insecure unwanted features by negative requirements.
#CyberSecurity#SoftwareEngineeringmedium.com/ouspg/reduce-vuln…
We held a CTF (capture the flag) event as a part of CriM 2020. This was our first time arranging a CTF. Our experience was good, but there were few things we could have improved. Read more at medium.com/ouspg/crim-2020-c…#ctf#ctfd#kubernetes#infosec
CinCan ♥️ PDFiD peepdf: Find hidden #malware in your PDF files!
PDF #exploiting a #vulnerability that enables JS execution is a common mechanism of infection. We'll use #CinCan’s tools #PDFiD to find suspicious objects in PDF and #peepdf to take a look at what’s inside them.1/5
We find out that the #malicious JS code #exploits a buffer overflow that forces the machine to execute the #shellcode stored in the payload variable. 4/5
Today is officially final day of the CinCan project! We would like to thank everyone who has participated to this project in a way or another. Of course there is plans to continue this work in Autumn but first we are heading to summer holiday!
Have a secure summer!