Google adds (some) malware and phishing info to Transparency Report
Google adds (some) malware and phishing info to Transparency Report […]
June 2013
Microsoft’s Big Bucks For Bugs Ups The Ante
A Posting from Dark Reading in there Application Security section: When Microsoft senior security strategist Katie Moussouris was asked two years ago whether Microsoft would ever consider a bug bounty program of its own, she […]
‘BinaryPig’ Uses Hadoop To Sniff Out Patterns In Malware
A Posting from Dark Reading in there Threat Intelligence section: As the menagerie of malware collected by security firms continues to multiply, researchers are looking for new ways to analyze the massive data sets to […]
Whistle-blower update: Snowden lands in Moscow; WikiLeaker’s Gmail searched
A posting from CNET News in there Security section: Several stories involving whistle-blower/espionage suspect Edward Snowden cropped up over the weekend, including word of a U.S. demand for his extradition and that he flew to […]
Taking a closer look at the Glazunov exploit kit
A posting from Naked Security on Glazunov exploit kit: The one I have chosen has been quite active of late, and has a few interesting characteristics I wanted to highlight. As it happens, I do not […]
Tech Insight: Quick Wins For Strengthening SMB Security
A posting from Dark reading in there SMB Security section. Big or small, companies are being hacked every day no matter their size. Small businesses ask, “Why me? I don’t have anything worth stealing.” Yet […]
EU’s Cybersecurity Strategy gets harsh criticism from data protection advocate
A posting from Naked Security on Cybersecurty Strategy : A top EU data privacy advocate has criticised the European Union’s plans to combat cybercrime, saying they don’t provide enough protection for personal data. In the […]
Texas becomes first US state to ban warrantless email snooping
A posting from Naked Security: Texas has become the first US state to ban email snooping without a warrant. Governor Rick Perry signed the new privacy bill – HB 2268 – into law on Friday. It went […]
Beware Of HTML5 Development Risks
A posting from Dark Reading in there Application Security section: As HTML5 continues to experience a groundswell of acceptance within the developer community, organizations must think seriously about how key changes in this latest standard […]
Blackberry releases first security fixes for new Z10 smartphone
A posting from Naked Security: Blackberry released two security bulletins yesterday, fixing flaws in its software for the Blackberry Playbook and Blackberry Z10 smartphone. BSRT-2013-005 affects both the Z10 and the Playbook and fixes vulnerabilities in […]