Browser fingerprinting

Security researchers discover that majority of users can be uniquely identified by fingerprinting their browser. Apparently... the way our browser is set up can give us away. They host a website for you to test this.
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Jarlsberg

Google has hosted a vulnerable application called "Jarlsberg" to teach interested parties about how to attack and defend applications. Haven't given it a go so I can't comment (yet) how to compares with WebGoat.
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VM for ransomware investigations

 My laundry list of tools/software useful when investigating ransomware cases.    Tor: Obviously need this to access Onion sites. Transmissi...

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