Issue 35: September 2012 - (IN)SECURE Magazine
Summary: Issue 35 of (IN)SECURE Magazine, dated December 2012 in the archive listing, covers administrative scripting with Nmap, an interview with ENISA Executive Director Prof. Udo Helmbrecht on information security in Europe, and unintended, malicious and evil applications of augmented reality. The issue's other listed articles cover security and compliance hurdles in industrial control systems, logging versus auditing for monitoring IT blind spots, DBI-aided reverse engineering, and data normalization in IPS, with contributors including West Point's Cyber Research Center director Gregory Conti and consultant Didier Stevens.
What's compelling: The table of contents puts augmented reality's malicious applications and industrial control system compliance hurdles in the same 2012 issue as Nmap scripting and IPS data normalization - a reminder that the attack surfaces security leaders are being warned about today were already on the agenda more than a decade ago.
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