WordCamp Baltimore 2012: WordPress Security Panel

Tony Perez WordCamp Baltimore 2012

This weekend I’ll be jumping on a jet plane again — this time to WordCamp Baltimore 2012 happening September 8 at the Maryland Science Center. I’ll be joining my business partner Dre Armeda and development partner Brad Williams for a WordPress Security panel, where we’ll be answering YOUR questions about security, WordPress, and keeping your…

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Facebook Malware SPAM Chats

Virus Malware Facebook

To family friends, most of you likely live on Facebook sharing all your awesome details and humorous rants, but please surf Facebook cautiously. I’ve been monitoring the interwebs for a few days and have been seeing a lot of discussion on SPAM bots distributing malware via Facebook emails, Sopho’s reported on it as well, but…

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Java Zero Day: Two Vulnerabilities

Security Warnings

Yesterday was an interesting one for the security world, it was a buzz over the new Java 0-Day and today is no different. It turns out however that it’s not just one (1) zero-day, it’s two and they were introduced back in July of 2011. We shared our initial thoughts on the vulnerability yesterday. Today…

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WordCamp Chicago 2012: WordPress Security, The Nitty Gritty

Tony Perez WordCamp Chicago 2012

I was fortunate enough to be accepted to talk at WordCamp Chicago 2012 on WordPress Security, The Nitty Gritty as part of the Advanced Developer Track. In this presentation I talk about web security, WordPress, and how they co-exist. this is an expansion on previous presentations, updating it with the latest trends and sharing more…

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Accessing Your Server via SSH Keys

Access Granted

The past couple of weeks I have found myself dabbling in a number of system / network centric tasks. In the process I have been configuring a number of servers and thinking through a number of initial tasks that need to be taken. From time to time I find myself compelled to take a few…

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My New OSSEC HIDS Book

Security Book

Pretty excited, today I got my very own copy of the OSSEC Host-Based Intrusion Detection (HIDS) Guide in the mail. If you haven’t heard about it, it was developed a few years back and was founded by our founder at Sucuri, Daniel Cid. Its core features include:

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