Information Security Think Tank
Well, this is going to be a very quick post. I would like to let you know that SecUrls was redesigned and now it feels a lot better then before. Keep in mind that this is just an experiment just like some of our other projects. If it does not prove to be valuable for us and others, we might shut it down.
If you have any suggestions or comments, let us know from our contact page.
Awesome AnDrEw responds:Do you mean to tell me that the U.S. ISN’T going to invade Iran? I thought it has been on the proverbial “to-do” list since the U.S. went after Iraq.
pdp responds:I think that you can take care of the RSS feeds yourself :) this service is there to provide a common place where you can glance through the security world without the hustle of using RSS feed readers, mailing lists, etc…
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Blogsecurify is a division of GNUCITIZEN. The initiative was established to provide social media security services through our free automated testing engine. The Blogsecurify team is also engaged to deliver quality content on issues concerning social media technologies. |
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Netsecurify is a division of GNUCITIZEN. The initiative was established to provide network security services through our free automated testing engine. The service is still in private-beta. |
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Websecurify is a division of GNUCITIZEN. The initiative was established to provide a free web application security framework for automated and manual penetration testing. The service is still in private-beta. |
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Secapps serves as an application directory of all online tools which the GNUCITIZEN team has built over the years. |
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Securls serves as an information security intelligence tool, combining news and articles from the best information security resources online. |
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Great work but… how about adding some RSS feeds? :)