This is our fifth threat intelligence post. When appropriate, we will aim to share some wider industry news that might impact our clients.

We will be covering; JavaScript, Heroku, and GitHub, as well as wider geo-political points. ...

I am one of those sick and twisted people who occasionally posts on LinkedIn, I also happen to be one of those weirdos who likes using a browser that doesn’t actively spy on me. About a week ago I couldn’t type anything into LinkedIn without it selecting the footer every time I pressed the space bar.

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They’re behind you! Oh nooooo they’reeee not! OH YES THEY ARE! Panto is fun, and is a type of theatre. You know what else is a type of theatre? Blurring your background when you’re on a call.

Security theatre is normally considered a bad thing, but I think there are times when it can be a good thing.

Security Theatre

Security theatre sounds like a very boring...

If you use fly.io as a reverse proxy, you might be surprised to find that when you run a port scan it looks like all ports are open.

This can look like a potential security issue, especially if all your proxy needs to do is route web traffic somewhere.

Fortunately this is just an example of