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Security Summer Camp, as it is colloquially known, is three security conferences that occur during the same week in Las Vegas. The three conferences that make up Security Summer Camp are: BSides Las Vegas Blackhat USA DEF CON While preparing for these conferences, I dug through their schedules and picked out the talks I was … Read more

Covid restrictions are starting to be relaxed, so I am beginning to feel like Willie and am getting on the road again, and in the next six weeks, I am attending and presenting at these four amazing events. BSidesKy I am amazingly excited to attend bsides.ky in the Cayman Islands at the end of May, … Read more

I have spent a lot of time this year working with CVE data and most of that time in Jupyter notebooks. Over the holiday season, I decided to build a website from these notebooks using Github Actions, Github Pages and NBConvert. CVE.ICU ended up being the end product, and here is the source code. It … Read more

In a Study in Scarlet, Sherlock Holmes said, “It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data,” which is one of my favorite Sherlock quotes. For the last month or so, my team has been dealing with missing CPE data points in the Mitre CPE data, and it finally forced me to set … Read more

I was recently asked if I had ever thought about trying to predict CVE growth. I had not, or really didn’t even know where to start, but after some research, I found the Prophet project that is a forecasting algorithm open-sourced by Facebook and uses the GAM family of algorithms. Using prophet with the NVD data in a … Read more

The first quarter of 2021 has been a busy quarter for the Project Zero (P0) team as they announced 16 “in the wild” zeros days. That is one new announcement a week on average. This is great for driving news cycles or if you’re in marketing and need some FUD to help sales. This isn’t … Read more

That was the simple question I asked myself on Saturday morning, thinking the answer would likely be simple to find. It wasn’t and ended up 48 hours later with me building this jupyter notebook to find out. I really thought it would be as easy as pulling down the NVD data feeds and running a … Read more

I monitor the @CVENew Twitter feed to keep up with any interesting new vulnerabilities that are released. On December 11th CVE-2020-29589 was published claiming that “the kapacitor Docker images through 1.5.0-alpine contain a blank password for the root user” and that it has a CVSS score of 9.8. This CVE was just a re-report of CVE-2019-5021, … Read more

I joined Kenna Security two years ago as their Principal Security Engineer not long after my friend JCran joined as the Head of Research.   In the last two years, while building the security team, I have stayed deeply involved with the research team, and from time to time, some of that research was made … Read more

Github Actions was launched last November and it has taken a little while to mature but it has recently got to the point where you can build a fairly robust application security pipeline using Github actions. In most of my projects, I can run a Linter, an SCA, a SAST and DAST tool aginst my … Read more