Passages Set To Revolutionize Browser Security
Early feedback reshaped secure virtual browser Passages from a research & investigation tool to the next generation solution for web security.
18Mar
Online Counterintelligence: Leveraging Web Logs
Read a preview of the online counterintelligence talk that Ntrepid's Chief Scientist, Lance Cottrell, will be giving at the 2015 RSA conference.
05Mar
Lenovo, Superfish, and SSL: How Adware Broke the Browser
Adware like Superfish can severely compromise your computer’s security, and you may not even know it’s installed. Here’s how it works and some options for how you can protect yourself.
25Feb
Understanding the Targeted Watering Hole Attack
The recent highly targeted watering hole attack on Forbes.com demonstrates how this sophisticated attack methodology puts people in harm’s way. Fortunately tools exist to protect you.
20Feb
Is the Tor Anonymity Network at Risk?
Once known for it's anonymity properties, TOR's structure is rightfully coming under fire.
10Feb
New Breed of Hackers
Listen to Ntrepid Chief Scientist, Lance Cottrell, as he discusses his ReadWrite article about the new breed of hackers on WBEZ's Tech Shift.
06Feb
Browser Fingerprinting and Its Effects On Web Scraping
The actions of changing your IP address and deleting all your cookies are not enough to prevent a website from identifying you. In this episode I will talk about how browser fingerprinting can greatly impact your web scraping activities, and what actions you can take to remain anonymous.
29Jan
Internet Cookies and Web Scraping
In this episode I will be talking about how cookies and other information you provide can impact your web scraping success.
20Jan
TheProxIsRight: How to Measure Proxy Anonymity
What do you know about your proxy's anonymity? Since many proxies leak information to the hosts they access, it might be time to take a deeper look.
15Jan
Tor : Crowd Source Security and Anonymity Concerns
In theory, crowd sourced security offerings like Tor present users with a promising solution. However, in reality, not knowing who operates the nodes opens organizations up to potentially serious security issues.