Latest Cybersecurity News
Ross Anderson: The Researcher Who Challenged the Banks
Customers reported missing cash. Banks blamed the customers. Anderson investigated the systems and changed how security was studied.
Kevin Beaumont: Naming Bugs and Challenging Microsoft
BlueKeep, Follina and a network of honeypots made GossiTheDog a familiar voice when a security flaw became an emergency.
Costin Raiu: Taking Apart the Malware Used by Spies
A school virus launched his interest in security. At Kaspersky, his team exposed espionage campaigns reaching far beyond one network.
Chris Wysopal: From L0pht's Senate Warning to Veracode
Weld Pond warned Congress about fragile software in 1998. Veracode took his search for flaws from manual hacking to code scanning.
Marcus Ranum: Firewalls and Six Dumb Ideas About Security
He built firewalls and helped bring the White House online, then took aim at the security habits he thought did more harm than good.
Fabian Faessler: The Hacker Behind LiveOverflow
Recording what he was learning turned into a teaching career. LiveOverflow's story runs from CTF videos to Hextree.
Alex Stamos: Security Decisions in the Public Eye
At Yahoo and Facebook, technical findings became public disputes. His career shows what happens when security meets corporate power.
Dorothy Denning: Security Research and the Clipper Debate
She helped define access controls and intrusion detection, then became a central voice in the argument over government access to encryption.
