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Let's take a look at Bloom Filters and how it works! Based on a talk and an article from Scott Helme.

In today's post I'll share key lessons from my journey in implementing Anonymous Tokens and integrating it in Norway's contact tracing app "Smittestopp". Privacy and transparency, especially in government IT, is vital for gaining citizens' trust - and is here to stay. Therefore I'll share some success factors and my takeaways with you.

The age of IoT (Internet of Things) is upon us, and it poses a real challenge to the security of our home networks. This post will look at some practical approaches you can take to isolate untrustworthy devices from the rest of your home network.

With more than a year since the Schrems-II verdict, I am wondering if it has really left us with any better privacy, or if it has actually been a net loss for European citizens.

Why you might want to use a "CLI-only" password manager, and how to do it.

Penetration testing is a popular topic within the security field. And being a penetration tester can be really fun since you get to act like an attacker without actually being bad. In this article, we want to give you a brief introduction of what penetration testing is, what to look for when starting out and some tips on how you can learn more.

«Vi må sørge for at folk ikke kan jukse» sa daværende statsminister Erna Solberg før innføringen av digitale koronasertifikater i Norge. Men myndighetenes teknologioptimisme hjalp ikke mot juks, forfalskning og manglende etterlevelse. Når skal vi forstå at teknologi ikke lever isolert fra samfunnet den brukes i?

Have you ever worried about the security of the application you are developing and wished for a way to ensure that it is good enough? In this article you will get an introduction to a very popular application security testing tool and some insight into how you can use it as a developer to create secure web applications.

It's easy to think of software security as something related to code, but we must remember that it is equally as much a question of people. Security must not become a purely technical exercise. The human factor is central, but can often be the most difficult thing to address. Let's look at how we can create a security culture, and how this can be an important part of your security work.

In the first article of this year's calendar, we gave a few tips to help making your applications a bit more secure. Now, as the countdown has come to an end, and we are ready to start the Christmas holidays, we want to give you a few more.

LiveOverflow is a german hacker running a very popular YouTube channel where he posts videos related to Capture The Flag competitions and IT security. I had the great honor and privilege of talking to him about his experiences with CTF competitions among other things.

In a chaotic, pandemic-ridden 2020, we've seen a heated debate on the need for efficient contact tracing that still respects privacy. There are many aspects to this debate — this blog post covers how one can submit data anonymously, while still providing a verifiably authentic upload token.

We discussed elliptic curves earlier this month. Today, we look at how to use those to make the internet a bit more user friendly.

Looking for some entertainment while you decorate the Christmas tree or order the latest Christmas gifts? Today we share some of our favorite podcasts.