Chinese Security Company Accused of Stealing from Rival
Blog | blog.imperva.com | 13 hours 30 minutes ago
Intellectual Property Theft continues to grace the headlines. Malwarebytes is accusing China-based computer security firm IObit of intellectual property theft. Malwarebytes claims IObit stole from its database of signatures of malicious applications that its software uses for detecting malware on
http://blog.imperva.com/2009/11/chinese-security-company-accused-of-stealing-from-rival.html
Global Warming Email Hack Reveals Value of Routine Correspondence
Blog | blogs.channelinsider.com | Nov 21, 2009
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Man Sets Up Remote Surveillance System To Catch A Car Break In Thief | BrickHouse Security Blog
Blog | blog.brickhousesecurity.com | Nov 21, 2009
After a series of car break-ins in the Thomasville, GA area, Grant Carney and his wife finally decided to set up their trap to catch the thieves. Carney planted
http://blog.brickhousesecurity.com/2009/11/21/trap-to-catch-thief/
Bribery Bill 2009 clause 12 - some Secret Intelligence Service MI6 or Security Service MI5 exemptions, but why should Local Authority Trading Standards etc. ever be allowed to bribe anyone ?
Blog | p10.hostingprod.com | Nov 21, 2009
Another bit of proposed legislation, which will hopefully be lost due to the forthcoming General Election, is the flawed Bribery Bill 2009 For some reason it has been introduced by Jack
Smart vs Stupid: But Not Why You Think So!
Blog | chuvakin.blogspot.com | Nov 20, 2009
This slightly rambling post was born out of some fun conference discussions and well as pondering the “PCI is the Devil” theme. So, some interesting dichotomy was born as a result. Let’s temporarily call it “smart” vs “stupid” security, b...<a
Com.Com is Up For Sale ha.ckers.org web application security lab
Blog | ha.ckers.org | Nov 20, 2009
Paid Advertising web application security lab « DNS Rebinding for Scraping and Spamming Com.Com is Up For Sale Mubix sent me a link today to the fact that Com.com is for sale. So what, right? Yet another domain that needs a home. But com.com is incredibly important for security. In fact, one of
Secure Audit Logging Class
Blog | 1raindrop.typepad.com | Nov 20, 2009
Yesterday, I debuted a new software security training class on Secure Audit Logging, this is a class aimed developers, architects and security people. There are a lot of products out there that help enterprises manage logs for PCI compliance and such, but there is very little to tell developers and
http://1raindrop.typepad.com/1_raindrop/2009/11/secure-audit-logging-class.html
Whitepaper Review - Preventing Security Development Errors: Lessons Learned at Windows Live by Using ASP.NET MVC
Blog | holisticinfosec.blogspot.com | Nov 19, 2009
As part of a security team that cares deeply about the well being of Windows Live, I was extremely pleased to review a paper written by web application security specialists for whom I have deep respect.<a
Inside the Google Chrome OS security model | Zero Day | ZDNet.com
Blog | blogs.zdnet.com | Nov 19, 2009
Google plans to use a combination of system hardening, process isolation, verified boot, secure auto-update and encryption to thwart malicious hackers
Why Your Static Analysis Scanner Should Use String Analysis
Blog | blog.watchfire.com | Nov 17, 2009
I just read an awesome blog post at “Schmoilitos Way”, that describes a scenario, in which, someone ran a static analysis tool, found a vulnerability, patched it using a faulty input validation routine, and then re-ran the scan, this time...
