We use many different applications, various portals and social networks on a daily basis and for many of them we choose (or are forced) to have an account. In order to reduce the risk of account getting hacked and personal information being leaked, everyone can start with an ordinary thing – credential security.
One of essential functions of digital signatures is to guarantee the integrity of the signed data. That is achieved by encrypting the data (its checksum) with one of the asymmetric cryptography algorithms.
Some would say that this year’s Google CTF was harder than usual. Maybe it was. But it also was great fun.
Internet of Things is becoming ever more popular, and vendors seek to capitalize on that: nowadays the manufacturing process of some security cameras is more alike to that of an Internet of Things device, rather than a security device
Last weekend the Institute of electronics and computer science (EDI) hosted MAKE RIGA Hacking competition 2016, which is set to become a yearly tradition. Co-owner of 1st Ltd Kirils Solovjovs defended his champion title by attaining first place once again.
On 13th and 14th of October Possible Security took part in “Cyber Europe 2016” — the largest and most comprehensive EU cyber-security exercise to date
Institute of electronics and computer science (EDI) hosted the first MAKE RIGA Hacking competition last weekend. We are happy to announce that the co-owners of 1st Ltd Kirils Solovjovs and Jānis Jansons won the first and the third place respectively.
Chances are that you are a twitter user and while not using your mobile phone you are using the official twitter.com website. If not, you’re in luck, because recently they added quite a nasty feature that you can’t toggle on or off — the in-line media display.
