Penetration Testing IPsec VPNs

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Internet2 releases open source identity management tools - Network World

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All-in-one security devices face challenges - Network World

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Dealing with worst-case scenarios - Network World

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Midmarket Could Push Adoption of Hosted Security Model

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Ten Windows Password Myths

Ten Windows Password Myths by Mark Burnett last updated March 7, 2002 With all of our advances in security technology, one aspect remains constant: passwords still play a central role in system security.

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Netscape.com hacked

Netscape.com has been hacked via a persistent Cross Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability in their newly launched Digg-like news service.

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Why popular antivirus apps 'do not work': ZDNet Australia: Blogs: Securify This!

Antivirus applications from Symantec, McAfee or Trend Micro -- the three leading AV vendors in 2005 -- are far less likely to detect new viruses and Trojans than the least popular brands.

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Crime of the future - biometric spoofing? - Financial Services - Breaking Business and Technology News at silicon.com

Be careful where you leave your fingerprints Introduction text END Sub Links of Purple Icons Only START � � Sub Links of Purple Icons Only END bottom sub text START By Steve RangerPublished: Thursday 20 July 2006 bottom sub text END Main Story content START Watch wh …

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Controversial security report finds lower losses

The Computer Security Institute released their annual survey last week finding that corporate losses due to cybersecurity incidents had fallen for the fifth straight year, but critics questioned the study's methodology.

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Eighty percent of new malware defeats antivirus: ZDNet Australia: News: Security

The most popular antivirus applications on the market are rendered useless by around 80 percent of new malware, according to AusCERT.

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What are you doing about two-factor authentication?

If you work for a financial institution or a company that processes credit card transactions, this isn't news to you: There's a growing push to require two-factor authentication for logging into your company's information systems.But if you're in this camp, you're proba …

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USATODAY.com - Cybercrooks turn to hacking many applications

The profit motive has never been greater for cybercrooks to take control of a PC to hijack online accounts and commit identity theft. Yet most people don't realize the degree to which their favorite software applications have come under assault, say security experts.

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Security Fix - Brian Krebs on Computer and Internet Security - (washingtonpost.com)

Citibank Phish Spoofs 2-Factor Authentication

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Researchers look to predict software flaws

A majority of 358 IT professionals who took a SearchSecurity.com survey on identity and access management in April said passwords are obsolete and want to replace them with stronger methods that include two-factor authentication and single sign-on.

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Looking ahead to life without passwords

A majority of 358 IT professionals who took a SearchSecurity.com survey on identity and access management in April said passwords are obsolete and want to replace them with stronger methods that include two-factor authentication and single sign-on.

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U.S. gov't mandates laptop security

The Bush Administration is giving federal civilian agencies just 45 days to comply with new recommendations for laptop encryption and two-factor authentication.

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InformationWeek | Malware | Malware Responses: What To Do Before, During, And After An Attack | July 5, 2006

Malware Responses: What To Do Before, During, And After An Attack Don't let a malware attack ruin your business. A little planning and the right responses can make it a minor annoyance instead of a major catastrophe. By Ross M. Greenberg TechWeb.com

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Wired News: It's the Economy, Stupid

The idea that economics has anything to do with computer security is relatively new. Ross Anderson and I seem to have stumbled upon the idea independently.

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Smile! A new Canadian tool can re-grow teeth say inventors - Yahoo! News

Snaggle-toothed hockey players and sugar lovers may soon rejoice as Canadian scientists said they have created the first device able to re-grow teeth and bones.

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InformationWeek | Privacy | Symantec Unveils Anti-Phishing Suite | June 26, 2006

Norton Confidential, which will enter beta testing sometime this summer, will include anti-phishing blacklists and heuristic-based detectors; what Symantec calls "crimeware protection, essentially keylogger and screen-grabbing Trojan horse sniffers; additional site authentication …

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Otaku, Cedric's weblog: Why code reviews are good for you

An description on the different approaches to code review, advantages, and disadvantages. There are basically three ways to approach code reviews:

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Study: Most Technology Companies Have Data Losses - Yahoo! News

Over half of all companies doing business in the technology, media and telecommunications sectors have experienced data breaches that potentially exposed their intellectual property or customer information, a new research report shows. ADVERTISEMENT

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Poor storage security policies: A clear and present danger

The USB stick was recently a "weapon of choice" in a high-value digital theft in New York, according to Carole Longendyke, partner and director of forensic services for PG Lewis and Associates LLP, in Whitehouse Station, N.J., and since acquired by risk consulting firm Protiviti  …

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Health care: An Rx for security - Network World

Hospitals get creative by using facial-image passwords, RFID, network-access control systems. An in-depth article describing the advances in the field of security for the hospital/medical sector

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