For me, yesterday was the last day of InnoTrans for this year. Now I have to rest my feet (of course in our red socks!). During this week, I’ve walked countless miles, talked to incredibly interesting people and once again experienced the wide range of products and services necessary to make our railway system work….
Ready to rock InnoTrans 2022 day 1!
Today and tomorrow is the “day of rail” in Germany – a perfect opportunity for me to say “Thank you!” to all the many people involved in keeping the wheels of our trains turning and to improve the system “railway” everyday a little bit. This is a very valuable contribution to the mobility in our…
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This morning I’ve started my working day on my bike! 🚴♀️ I love to drive through the green and sunny nature! 🌻🌞😎 On Tuesday our Stuttgart security team agreed to meet in person in our office, work together 💻 and go to lunch 🍕 as a team. For me this is a great hybrid approach…
What is a security consultant doing in the kitchen at 7:30 AM? We are preparing to serve a delicious and healthy breakfast to our colleagues! The teamleads decided to prepare the breakfast for all teammates at our workation and ensure that everyone is starting into the day well prepared and happy!
We’re trying a new model of work this week. Travelling to the middle of Germany with my colleagues and trying a new way of work! I’m looking forward to this experience!
This is actually a very interesting attack vector described in this post:As an attacker place a Google Ad for a keyword, which will be mapped to accidentally pasted unprotected Dropbox links (I’m sure, this will also work with other cloud providers) and see what you will get… LinkedIn Post
A new hashtag#attack technique on the rise: 2FA phishing.Learn how it works: How do attackers try to get around multi-factor authentication? https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/security/blog/2022/07/12/from-cookie-theft-to-bec-attackers-use-aitm-phishing-sites-as-entry-point-to-further-financial-fraud