Social Engineering: Tips to Protecting Yourself

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In the world of information security, ‘social engineering’ is a term that describes a non-technical way of hacking that relies on the hacker to collect information to bypass normal security controls. It is the art of manipulating users into performing actions or divulging confidential information.

GovSec – The SecurityOrb Show: Interview with Curtis KS Levinson about GovSec

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GovSec - The SecurityOrb Show: Interview with Curtis KS Levinson about GovSec

APT Attacks Trace To India, Researcher Says

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A posting from information week on APT Attacks : A multi-year…

3 Lessons From Layered Defense’s Missed Attacks

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a posting from Dark Reading in there  Vulnerability Management…

Gathering More Security Data From Your Endpoints

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A posting from Dark Reading in there  Endpoint Security section: Even…

Anatomy of a change – Google announces it will double its SSL key sizes

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A posting from Naked Security on Google announces it will double…

Phishers try flattery with Facebook Page owners

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An interesting article in Naked Security on Phishers try…

BIOS Bummer: New Malware Can Bypass BIOS Security

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A posting from Dark Reading in there Vulnerability and Threat…

Twitter launched “Login Verification” feature after the Non-Stop Hijacking of accounts by Pro-Assad Hackers

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Twitter launched "Login Verification" feature after the Non-Stop Hijacking of accounts by Pro-Assad Hackers