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Monthly Archives: October 2016
Hack demonstration at the WatchGuard symposium
Last week I demonstrated on the WatchGuard symposium how you can break into a website and into WiFi connections from mobile phones. It’s always very awesome to see the disbelief first on one side and then the enthusiasm from attendees … Continue reading
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