Sorin Mustaca on Cybersecurity
Thoughts on Cybersecurity, Automotive Security, Antimalware Software, Product Management, Agile, AI, Secure Software Development, SSDLC
While I was looking on various sites for some Christmas presents, I performed some searches 🙂
On some of the sites I found what I was looking for, on some … well .. .not 🙂
The funny part is that I searched for something and got back something that had absolutely nothing to do with my search.
As a proof of concept, I searched a very popular word … and I got results.
Here is an example:
At the beginning of this year Avira opened to the public the Technical blog: http://techblog.avira.com We publish there news which are too technical to be displayed on the www.avira.com page. I publish quite a lot things about Spam and Phishing. Have a look at it: http://techblog.avira.com There is also RSS Feed support: http://techblog.avira.com/feed/en/
This blog is also reachable via http://wp.me/1Ipp
My friend John Graham-Cumming has started a petition to force the UK government to officially ask a post-mortem pardon to Alan Turing, the father of the modern computers and the breaker of the nazis’ Enigma code. Here is an interview about this topic. This post has been inspired by John’s post here.