Filed Under (Security) by admin on 03-02-2010
A security researcher is accusing Verisign Inc. of not acting fast enough to take down several dozen sites that he says are known to be spewing malware.
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Filed Under (Security) by admin on 02-02-2010
The U.S. House of Representatives is scheduled to vote Wednesday on a proposed bill that is designed to bolster federal cybersecurity research and development activities, and stimulate the growth of a cybersecurity workforce in the country.
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Filed Under (Security) by admin on 02-02-2010
Google’s revelation last month that attacks out of China resulted in the theft of some of its data drew attention to the broader question at the Black Hat conference over what can be done to the villains.
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Filed Under (Security) by admin on 01-02-2010
Over the last several years, PCI DSS has become a driving force in information security. Much as federal regulations like GLBA and Sox did in their day, PCI has become the hook that many organizations hang their budget request hats on in order to get funding. What a great model: Have the credit card industry use its muscle to get the merchants to institute good security practices.
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Filed Under (Security) by admin on 01-02-2010
Shermlindcastle asked the Answer Line forum why his PC occasionally slows down to a crawl.
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Filed Under (Security) by admin on 31-01-2010
Google Docs will drop support for Microsoft’s nearly nine-year-old IE6 browser starting March 1.
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Filed Under (Security) by admin on 29-01-2010
A Government Accountability Office report this week called on the Transportation Security Administration to ensure that the controversial Whole Body Imager technologies the agency is planning on deploying at airports nationally first undergo thorough operational and vulnerability testing.
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Filed Under (Security) by admin on 29-01-2010
It seems as if everyone is moving everything to the cloud. Meanwhile, sophisticated organizations are figuring out how to exploit cloud vulnerabilities to harvest valuable secrets. And if Google can’t stop them, what chance do you or I have?
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Filed Under (Security) by admin on 29-01-2010
The long music piracy fight between the Recording Industry Association of America and Minnesota native Jammie Thomas-Rasset shows no sign of ending anytime soon.
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Filed Under (Security) by admin on 29-01-2010
Google has unveiled a bug-bounty program that will pay researchers $500 for each vulnerability they report in the Chrome browser and its underlying open-source code
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