Karl Popper's philosophy of science, particularly his concept of falsificationism, offers a surprisingly powerful framework for rethinking how we approach cybersecurity. While Popper was concerned with demarcating science from pseudoscience, his ideas about conjecture, refutation, and the asymmetry between verification and falsification map remarkably well onto the challenges facing security professionals today.

This guide walks you through setting up comprehensive monitoring for your Proxmox server and all its VMs using Prometheus and Grafana.

Ancient Stoic wisdom meets modern cybersecurity. Epictetus's 2,000-year-old teachings on control, preparation, and resilience offer surprisingly practical guidance for security professionals navigating an landscape of inevitable breaches and constant threats.

This post is how to set up integration between Wazuh and OpenCTI

This post is how to set up and start exploring webgoat, an intentionally vulnerable web application.

This post explores Guy Debord’s Society of the Spectacle, a 1967 work of critical theory that examines how modern life is increasingly mediated by images and appearances. It introduces Debord and the concept of the spectacle, reflects on its philosophical implications, and connects these ideas to technology and security; asking how much of what we see in digital culture, surveillance, and cybersecurity is reality, and how much is spectacle.

Introduction: Beyond the Hoodie The media often portrays cybersecurity as a frantic, real-time battle fought by shadowy figures in dark rooms, their faces illuminated only by cascading green text. ...

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