Interesting Information Security Bits for 12/07/2009

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

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

1. Guest blog: Evil Maids on the rise | Graham Cluley's blog
   Tags: ( bitlocker tpm )
2. Could a rubber duck steal your identity on Facebook? | Graham Cluley's blog
   Tags: ( facebook malware )
3. AOL Ditches Security Tokens To Make Logging In Easier | Threat Level | Wired.com
   Tags: ( general )
4. Can quantitative risk estimation serve as a guide for every-day policy decisions? << The New School of Information Security
   Tags: ( risk-management policy quantitative )
5. Security Uncorked >> Four Options for Secure Wireless Authentication with 802.1X
   Tags: ( 80211x )
6. Great InformationWeek/Dark Reading/Black Hat Cloud & Virtualization Security Virtual Panel on 12/9 | Rational Survivability
   Tags: ( webinar virtualization cloud )
7. Digital Soapbox - The White Rabbit Commeth...: Exposing Malware - Part 2: Infestation
   Tags: ( malware )
8. McAfee Gives Stats on the Riskiest Domains | CNET Security | danielmiessler.com
   Tags: ( general )
9. Economic Recovery: Will Your IT Security Department Jump Ship? - CSO Online - Security and Risk
   Tags: ( career jobs )

That's it for today. Have fun!

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Tagged as: 802.11x, bit locker, Career, facebook, iisb, malware, policy, Risk Management