Good afternoon everybody! I hope your day is going well.
Here are today's Interesting Information Security Bits from around the web.
- If you were thinking about changing patch management software vendors, BigFix might be able to save you some cashola. Disclaimer: I do not work for or have any interest in BigFix.
BigFix hits rivals with 50% price chop - Network World
Tags: ( patching ) - Another list of top whatevers. Worth a glance.
Defense agencies list top 20 security controls | Security - CNET News
Tags: ( general ) - Surprise, surprise. Another piece of malicious software on Facebook. This is why I A) Don't user very many Facebook apps and B) don't accept requests from folks for things like "Flair" and "Drinks."
Facebook users targeted by rogue application | Security - CNET News
Tags: ( malware facebook ) - Christofer or The Hoff, as he is frequently called, has a post up that has a very good point we should all take to heart.
Rational Survivability: Trust But Verify? That's An Oxymoron...
Tags: ( general ) - Jeremiah's Top Ten Web Hacking techniques for 2008 is out.
Jeremiah Grossman: Top Ten Web Hacking Techniques of 2008 (Official)
Tags: ( hacking top-ten ) - The first of a couple of articles that will explore how the Heartland issue might have occurred. This one is a primer of empty disk space. Good stuff.
Ascension Blog >> Don't let what Happened to Heartland Happen to You - Part One
Tags: ( forensics )
That's it for today. Have fun!
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Kevin