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Charles Shirer

Charles Shirer is a security consultant and threat hunter.Read More

SSH2 vs. SSH1 and why SSH versions still matter

By Peter Loshin, Mike Chapple 27 Jul 2022

The Secure Shell protocol, SSH, was redesigned and released as SSH2 in 2006. While SSH1 lingers for legacy uses, find out how the protocols differ and why it's important. Read More

Using SSH tunneling for good and evil

By Peter Loshin 07 Jun 2022

Secure Shell tunneling takes the secure application protocol to the next level for bypassing firewalls and creating secure connections everywhere. Read More

Use Jenkins for deployment, support and provisioning in ops

By Stephen J. Bigelow 15 Apr 2022

IT organizations that keep Jenkins on the development side of the house miss out on the orchestrated workflow capabilities it brings to operations tasks. Read More

Jose Nazario

Fastly

Dr. Jose Nazario is the Director of Security Research at Fastly.Read More

How does the Stack Clash vulnerability target Unix-based OSes?

By Michael Cobb 27 Nov 2017

A privilege escalation vulnerability known as Stack Clash affects Unix-based OSes. Expert Michael Cobb explains the flaw and how to protect systems from being exploited. Read More

Learn how to deploy the Bottlerocket container OS in EKS

By Adam Bertram 20 Jul 2020

Bottlerocket is an open source, Linux-based container OS. Explore its role in AWS containerization and how it fits alongside EKS. Read More

What admins should know about Microsoft Windows Terminal

By Daniel Engberg 14 Sep 2020

There's a new terminal that puts a different spin on the traditional command-line tools used by Windows administrators with extensive functionality and customization options. Read More

Are LibreSSL and BoringSSL safe OpenSSL alternatives?

By Michael Cobb 01 Dec 2014

Since the revelation of the Heartbleed flaw, OpenSSL security has been put into question. Expert Michael Cobb discusses whether LibreSSL and BoringSSL could serve as OpenSSL alternatives. Read More

How does TLBleed abuse the Hyper-Threading feature in Intel chips?

By Michael Cobb 08 Oct 2018

TLBleed exploits Intel's HTT feature to leak data via side-channel attacks. Learn about how TLBleed obtains sensitive memory information from expert Michael Cobb. Read More