Interesting Information Security Bits for 12/12/2008

by kriggins on December 12, 2008

Good afternoon everybody! I hope your day is going well.

Here are today's Interesting Information Security Bits from around the web.

  1. I mentioned this white paper when I did my RSA Europe recap back in October. It is worth a read. * the link goes directly to the PDF
    Web 2.0 Security and Privacy
    Tags: ( privacy enisa )
  2. Here are some things you can do to protect yourself against the 0-day exploit that works against IE7.
    Microsoft talks up countermeasures to fend off new IE attacks
    Tags: ( vulnerability microsoft ie7 )
  3. Adding to the growing pile of recent 0-day exploits for Microsoft products, there appears to be one for SQL Server.
    Security pros groan as zero-day hits Microsoft's SQL Server * The Register
    Tags: ( exploit vulnerability 0day sqlserver micrsoft )
  4. Some good general guidance for how to react in the event you have a data breach. I would offer that it is good advice for everybody involved and not just the CIO.
    How a CIO should deal with aftermath of a data breach
    Tags: ( data breach )
  5. looks like Cisco is in for a legal fight.
    Cisco sued by Free Software Foundation for copyright infringement - Network World
    Tags: ( general )
  6. Innismir weighs in on the recent meme of penetration testing being dead. He, like most of us involved in the discussion, doesn't think its dead either.
    innismir.net -- Pentration Testing - Not Quite Dead Yet
    Tags: ( pentest )
  7. Rich brings up some good points. Worth reading and thinking about.
    How The Cloud Destroys Everything I Love (About Web App Security) | securosis.com
    Tags: ( cloud webappsec )
  8. WhiteHat Security's quarterly report on website security statistics is available for download. This is the sixth one they have put out. Good stuff in there.
    Jeremiah Grossman: Sixth Quarterly Website Security Statistics Report
    Tags: ( general reports )
  9. Jeremiah offers some really good guidance for justifying your budget for web application security spending.
    Jeremiah Grossman: Budgeting for Web Application Security
    Tags: ( webappsec )
  10. Here's a framework for SAP pen testing.
    sapyto v0.98 Released - SAP Penetration Testing Framework Tool | Darknet - The Darkside
    Tags: ( pentest sap )
  11. You can't make this stuff up. Remember folks, you have to make sure that all data is removed form devices before you get rid of them.
    Liquidmatrix Security Digest >> McCain Campaign Sells Off... Data?
    Tags: ( data leakage )

That's it for today. Have fun!

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Kevin

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{ 2 comments… read them below or add one }

1 markez linda April 12, 2009 at 9:46 pm

I like this theme you are using… what is it?

2 kriggins April 13, 2009 at 5:07 am

@markez,

The theme is called K2. You can find it here.

http://getk2.com/

-Kevin

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