Luke Hally
Join me as I undertake my Masters of Cyber Security
We all know that we should use unique passwords for each service (Facebook, Netflix etc) we use. This is to prevent a credential stuffing attack,
Quantum computers have potential for great advances in our understanding of the world, and it may be happening sooner than we think with recent advances
The ‘war on encryption’ – law enforcement attempting to bypass or limit consumer level encryption – is a global issue with many platforms utilising encryption
Looking in more detail at privacy this week. I encountered privacy in my first course, Foundations of Cyber Security. It had a profound impact on
We see lifecycles everywhere, product lifecycles, software development lifecycles, data lifecycles. They are a useful way to gain a high level understanding of something and
Symmetry and asymmetry is something we see a lot of in cyber security. We break symmetry with passwords and authentication – making it easy for
The data lifecycle is a useful tool to understand all of the stages data goes through. This can include: what is collected; how it is
The start of a new course this week, Data Security and Privacy. I’m looking forward to this one, we learn how to actually hack into
This one was from a few years ago, but with biometrics becoming more and more prevalent I think it’s relevant today. A successful voiceprint hack
I’ve noticed an ongoing pattern for the NSW government. They don’t appear to be able to keep data safe. It was reported on 1 September
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