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Monday, January 7, 2013

The Demise of Desktop Antivirus

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 Are you old enough to remember the demise of the ubiquitous CompuServe and AOL CD’s that used to be attached to every computer magazine you...
Friday, December 21, 2012

How much is a zero-day exploit worth?

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It's a pretty common question asked by both bug hunters and journalists alike - "How much is a zero-day vulnerability worth?" ...
Monday, December 17, 2012

Now at IOActive

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For those that haven't seen the exchanges on Twitter or LinkedIn , I'm no longer with Damballa ... The last 3.5 years with Damball...
Sunday, November 25, 2012

Exploit Development for Fun & Profit

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Last week I pulled together a posting for DarkReading covering the commercial aspects of exploit development - " The Business of Commer...

Persistent Threat Detection (on a Budget)

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If there’s one simple – high impact – thing you could do to quickly check whether your network has been taken over by a criminal entity, or...
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Point of Sale (POS) and Card Reader Tampering

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In the field of consumer retail the most important piece of equipment is the cash register; better known by those in the trade as the Point ...
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Thursday, September 13, 2012

Nitol and 3322.org Action by Microsoft

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Reading this morning's blog from Microsoft about " Operation b70 " left me wondering a lot of things. Most analysts within th...
Monday, August 20, 2012

Trend Micro - You're doing it wrong!

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In my Monday morning blog catch-up I stumbled upon Trend Micro's blog " Big Data Analytics and the Smart Protection Network "....
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Hi, I'm Gunter Ollmann. I've built and led multiple professional hacking and security research organizations around the world, and envisioned and delivered some of the most advanced threat detection and SOC products in the market. I founded Ablative Security LLC as a consultancy to guide cyber executives, CISO's, VC's, PE's, and Family Offices investing in and building/scaling kick-ass meaningful cybersecurity solutions. As part of my journey I've worn the CTO hat at Microsoft, Devo, IOActive, NCC Group, and Damballa. I've also worn the Chief Security Officer (CSO/CISO) hat at Microsoft, IBM, Vectra AI, and Devo, and along the way I've led product and services strategy many times - and built and led some of the worlds best known security R&D organizations. Note that any comments and blog postings here on Blogger are my personal thoughts and opinions, and do not necessarily reflect those of my employer.
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