HammerCon 2022 Cyber-Quiz
HammerCon 2022 Cyber-Quiz
BSides Charm 2022
We helped the event by providing sponsorship funds. This allows BSides to continue operating, providing speaking opportunities, and presentation workshops within the local area that would otherwise be presented at larger security conferences. Thanks for everyone that attend the event, and special thanks to those that dropped by to say hi at the booth.
CompSec Direct gets press mentions for cybersecurity expertise
CompSec Direct Executive Team with a a Kleared4 Edge unit. Picture taken by R. Fernandez. We were interviewed in 2021 by El Nuevo Día, a local newspaper in Puerto Rico. Some the of the issues we have mentioned are starting to take impact on how businesses mature operations by making investments into staffing. . As a small [...]
Ransomware: Hacienda of Puerto Rico
Ransomware: Hacienda of Puerto Rico
Kleared4 closed-operation fly-away edge kit
Kleared4 closed-operation fly-away edge kit
CompSec Direct wins firmware analysis prototype event held at Dreamport
After placing 5th on a previous challenge, we were happy to place 1st on a subsequent firmware c. We improved our process, provided analysis and emulation findings to set us apart from the rest. Please visit https://dreamport.tech/events/event-rpe-the-broken-gear-in-the-watch-02.php for more information on the technical aspects of this challenge.
Non-attribution classification model published
Non-attribution classification model published
BSides PR 2019
Our President, @jfersec, had the privilege of Keynote during BSides PR 2019. During our presentation, we discussed some hard truth's around: the way DeepFakes and "WeakFakes" are utilizedhow we are good imitators and bad innovators in Puerto Ricopast efforts associated with Accelerated Disclosures for public and private companies in Puerto Ricoflaws associated with contract negotiations with [...]
CTF-Pasteables
“Typing Kills”, so even if you do not agree with this; it’s true. Operator error grows the more you type. It’s akin to “measure twice, cut once”. In Capture the Flags (CTF’s), we often redo the same methodology and the only thing we change are network variables and usernames, the syntax remains constant. Over the years, [...]
Case 1
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