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October 10, 2008
Firefox Extension Stymies ‘Clickjacking’
As worry spreads about the “clickjacking” vulnerabilities that affect all major Web browsers, Mozilla points out that a Firefox add-on has been updated to protect users, reports Computerworld.
The latest version of the free extension NoScript contains a feature called “ClearClick.” As Italian security researcher Giorgio Maone explains:
Whenever you click or otherwise interact, through your mouse or […]
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Category: Security, Mozilla, Sensitive Data, Security Policies, Security Alerts, Open Source
October 8, 2008
Military Deals with Unauthorized Software, RFID Tagging
The U.S. Army is cracking down on unauthorized desktop software, reports Network World.
Software has been installed on 11,000 desktops of Pentagon staffers to detect an unapproved application. The technology alerts a panel that decides whether it can stay. If not, it can be zapped remotely.
Use of the technology, Triumfant’s Resolution Manager, and policies give employees the […]
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Category: Supply Chain, Security, Sensitive Data, Security Policies, Security Alerts, RFID
Air Force Cyber Command Gets Go-Ahead
The U.S. Air Force’s Cyber Command project is back on, reports NextGov.com.
Military leaders put the initiative on hold in August to give new leaders time to determine the scope and mission of the command based in Louisiana. The Air Force initiative was being set up to defend Defense Department networks and even to possibly launch […]
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Category: Security, Sensitive Data, Security Policies, Security Alerts, Politics
Phishers Capitalizing on Bank Crisis
The mess on Wall Street is making its way into inboxes. The U.S. Computer Emergency Response Team is warning that phishers are taking advantage of the banking crisis.
According to vnunet.com, phishers are capitalizing on the confusion surrounding the recent rash of bank buyouts with phony “account verification” attacks.
The Wall Street Journal reminds customers that most […]
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Category: Security Policies, Security Alerts, End Users
October 7, 2008
Research Details Transit Card Security Flaws
Researchers in the Netherlands and Germany have published papers on security flaws in the Mifare Classic wireless smart card chip used in transit systems around the world, reports CNET News.
As a result, most anyone — not just those MIT students — will be able to make fake cards and ride the subway for free. Subway […]
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Category: Sensitive Data, Security, Security Policies, Security Alerts, RFID, Market News
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JUMP TO PRIORITY:
Choose your priority Aligning IT & Business Goals Integrating the Enterprise Fortifying Network Security Leveraging Open Source Managing Compliance Standards Maximizing IT Investments Optimizing Infrastructure Voice & Data Convergence
:: Headline Watch ::
Quick takes on the day’s breaking IT and business news
October 10, 2008
Firefox Extension Stymies ‘Clickjacking’
As worry spreads about the “clickjacking” vulnerabilities that affect all major Web browsers, Mozilla points out that a Firefox add-on has been updated to protect users, reports Computerworld.
The latest version of the free extension NoScript contains a feature called “ClearClick.” As Italian security researcher Giorgio Maone explains:
Whenever you click or otherwise interact, through your mouse or […]
No comments | Trackback URL | Permalink
Category: Security, Mozilla, Sensitive Data, Security Policies, Security Alerts, Open Source
October 8, 2008
Military Deals with Unauthorized Software, RFID Tagging
The U.S. Army is cracking down on unauthorized desktop software, reports Network World.
Software has been installed on 11,000 desktops of Pentagon staffers to detect an unapproved application. The technology alerts a panel that decides whether it can stay. If not, it can be zapped remotely.
Use of the technology, Triumfant’s Resolution Manager, and policies give employees the […]
No comments | Trackback URL | Permalink
Category: Supply Chain, Security, Sensitive Data, Security Policies, Security Alerts, RFID
Air Force Cyber Command Gets Go-Ahead
The U.S. Air Force’s Cyber Command project is back on, reports NextGov.com.
Military leaders put the initiative on hold in August to give new leaders time to determine the scope and mission of the command based in Louisiana. The Air Force initiative was being set up to defend Defense Department networks and even to possibly launch […]
No comments | Trackback URL | Permalink
Category: Security, Sensitive Data, Security Policies, Security Alerts, Politics
Phishers Capitalizing on Bank Crisis
The mess on Wall Street is making its way into inboxes. The U.S. Computer Emergency Response Team is warning that phishers are taking advantage of the banking crisis.
According to vnunet.com, phishers are capitalizing on the confusion surrounding the recent rash of bank buyouts with phony “account verification” attacks.
The Wall Street Journal reminds customers that most […]
No comments | Trackback URL | Permalink
Category: Security Policies, Security Alerts, End Users
October 7, 2008
Research Details Transit Card Security Flaws
Researchers in the Netherlands and Germany have published papers on security flaws in the Mifare Classic wireless smart card chip used in transit systems around the world, reports CNET News.
As a result, most anyone — not just those MIT students — will be able to make fake cards and ride the subway for free. Subway […]
No comments | Trackback URL | Permalink
Category: Sensitive Data, Security, Security Policies, Security Alerts, RFID, Market News
Next Page »
BLOGGER:
Susan Hall
E-mail Susan
Susan has been a journalist for over 20 years. She previously worked at news outlets including the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Dallas Times Herald and MSNBC.com.
Recent PostsIBM Sells $3.9 Billion in Corporate Bonds
Buffett Dethrones Gates on Richest Americans List
Investor Urges $22-a-Share Offer for Yahoo
Micron to Cut Production, 15 Percent of Jobs
Firefox Extension Stymies ‘Clickjacking’
Random PostsU.S. Army Adds Macs to Improve Security
HP to Push Hard into Laptop Market; Shares Rise on Rosier Sales Prediction
XP Still Selling Well on Amazon
Eden Project Data Compromised
All U.K. Calls to Be Logged
ArchivesOctober 2008
September 2008
August 2008
July 2008
June 2008
May 2008
April 2008
March 2008
February 2008
January 2008
December 2007
November 2007
October 2007
September 2007
August 2007
July 2007
June 2007
May 2007
April 2007
March 2007
BlogrollArchi-TECH
Bullet Points
Caller IP
Clark Atwood
Data Center Central
Dennis Byron
Emerging Tech
Executive Briefing
Gadget Envy
Mergers and Integrations
Michael O'Neil
Microsoft Hardliner
Network Sentry
Not Just Linux
Open for Business
Paul Mah
Rob Enderle
Sarbox Survival Guide
SMB Big Picture
Straight to the Source
The Visible Enterprise
Tom Pisello
:: HOT WHITE PAPER ::
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Increase revenue and reduce costs by connecting existing applications to new apps and processes while ensuring that application interactions are loosely coupled, dynamically configurable and policy driven.
:: FIND IT Contractors ::
IT Security Contractors
• Data Security
• Vulnerability Assessment
• Security Auditing
• Business Continuity Planning
• Security Policies & Procedures
Search entire
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