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Cyber-physical ranges built by GRIMM experts are used to demonstrate attacks on critical infrastructure in real-time.

Connecting the Dots for Connected Security

Cyber-Threats, CyPhy™, Hardware / By

By: Naki Carter It is undeniable that organizations, government agencies, and critical infrastructure providers face evolving cyber threats with increased volume and complexity. Securing your organization’s information and assets requires the right amount of effort focused on appropriate areas. Cyber-Physical Systems Security According to the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST), “Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) […]

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The walls have ears

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Modern business often relies heavily on the Internet and software resources such as Zoom or Skype to support daily operations. Use of such systems often requires additional hardware resources like microphones and cameras. Advances in computing has provided a pathway for these very ordinary hardware commodities to develop into resources that enrich user experience through

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SOHO Device Exploitation

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SOHO Device Exploitation After a long day of hard research, it’s fun to relax, kick back, and do something easy. While modern software development processes have vastly improved the quality of commercial software as compared to 10-15 years ago, consumer network devices have largely been left behind. Thus, when it’s time for some quick fun

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Delta Debugging

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Delta Debugging Have you ever been fuzzing a program and received a crash, only to find the input file was huge?  Trying to manually determine which portions of an input file trigger the bug can be an extremely frustrating and time consuming process. Huge input files can make the triage of bugs much harder. This

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