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Log4J/Log4Shell Video Glossary
The video has been created to explain Log4J and a little about the Log4Shell vulnerability. Click here to view the video Term Definition Apache License The Apache License is a permissive free software license written by the Apache Software Foundation … Continue reading
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HatsOffSecurity on YouTube
We are re-engaging the Hats Off Security blog content onto YouTube. This means that instead of simply reading my insanity, you get to hear me say it instead. Please head over to YouTube and take a look at this videos, … Continue reading
Tip of the Hat to Phase 2a – Assessment & Engagement
This step is not included in the 6 step model which I set out at the start of this series, however during my research I was directed to this post by Steve Armstrong. In it he mentions: “Assessment and Engagement … Continue reading
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