Security Wandering

  Over on the post “Enterprise Security Today | EC2 Outage Takes Out Multiple Sites, Including Foursquare” contains this text: “EC2 Outage Takes Out Multiple Sites, Including Foursquare By Barry Levine April 21, 2011 1:54PM Foursquare and other web sites were affected by problems at Amazon’s Elastic Compute Cloud data center. Amazon said additional capacity […]

  Over on the post “Amazon EC2 cloud crashes > Data Security, Database Security, File/Disk Encryption, Mobile Encryption, Storage Security > Network Access > Access Control > News > SC Magazine Australia/NZ” contains this text: “Amazon EC2 cloud crashes   RELATED ARTICLES Amazon Web Services gains PCI security approval Cloud customers risk collateral DDoS Police.uk’s […]

  Over on the post “iSpy Conspiracy: Break Apple’s Secret Tracking with This App” contains this text: “iSpy Conspiracy: Break Apple’s Secret Tracking with This App   Sam Biddle — Not entirely cool with the idea of your iPhone or iPad following your every move without your consent? Understandable! Luckily, only a day after the […]

  Over on the post “Facebook’s two-factor authentication announcement raises questions | Naked Security” contains this text: “cebook’s two-factor authentication announcement raises questions Hi there! If you’re new here, you might want to subscribe to the RSS feed for updates. X   by Graham Cluley on April 21, 2011 | Comments (8) FILED UNDER: Data […]

  Over on the post “Actually, iPhone sends your location to Apple twice a day – F-Secure Weblog : News from the Lab” contains this text: “esterday, security researchers Pete Warden and Alasdair Allan released an application that can take such a file and show your movements on a map.   Now, this sounds bad […]

Over on the post “Oracle to fix 73 security bugs next week | Security – InfoWorld” contains this text: “Oracle to fix 73 security bugs next week But Java SE and Java for Business are not set to be updated By Robert McMillan | IDG News Service Print|Add a comment Oracle plans to release a […]

Over on the post “The next step in data security: Toshiba drives wipe themselves | Hard drives – InfoWorld” contains this text: “The next step in data security: Toshiba drives wipe themselves Self-encrypting drives can detect when they are connected to the wrong host and automatically erase sensitive data By Leon Erlanger | InfoWorld How […]

Over on the post “Companies fear cybercrime more than insider threats | Security – CNET News” contains this text: “Companies fear cybercrime more than insider threats by Lance Whitney External attacks from cybercriminals will soon pose a greater risk to the corporate world than insider threats, according to the results of a Cyber-Ark survey (PDF) […]

  Over on the post “‘Spear phisher’ proves why you should be skeptical of LinkedIn updates > Social Networking > Vulnerabilities & Exploits > News > SC Magazine Australia/NZ” contains this text: “Spear phisher’ proves why you should be skeptical of LinkedIn updates   Bugat trojan delivered in LinkedIn spam By SC Staff Apr 15, […]

Over on the post “Barracuda hack shows importance of defence-in-depth > Data Security, Database Security, File/Disk Encryption, Mobile Encryption, Storage Security > Network Access > Access Control > News > SC Magazine Australia/NZ” contains this text: “Barracuda hack shows importance of defence-in-depth By Angela Moscaritolo Apr 15, 2011 9:53 AM Tags: Barracuda | pwnage | […]