Interesting Information Security Bits for 02/10/2010

by kriggins on February 10, 2010

in Interesting Bits

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

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

  1. This is a nice summation of some recent research on data breaches.
    Reports: SQL injection attacks and malware led to most data breaches | Zero Day | ZDNet.com
    Tags: ( research )
  2. Good points on writing custom error pages.
    Digital Soapbox - Down the Security Rabbithole!: Accidental Anti-Automation in Web App Sec
    Tags: ( error-pages )
  3. This article points to a couple of Skype policies that might be helpful.
    Example Skype Security Policies: Low-Medium Security Levels
    Tags: ( skype )
  4. FreeBSD and its ilk are a bit of a different breed. Hal gives some tips on digging into them forensically.
    FreeBSD Computer Forensic Tips & Tricks
    Tags: ( freebsd forensics )
  5. While compliance does not equal security, it does have its place. Give what Dennis has to say a gander.
    Security From Scratch: Using Compliance For Good : The Security Catalyst
    Tags: ( compliance )
  6. If you have any of the following going on, you really need to look at your procedures and policies.
    Immutable Security >> Administrators by Proxy
    Tags: ( windows administrators )
  7. Let your voice be heard fellow security bloggers. Time to vote for the Social Security Blogger Awards.
    The Ashimmy Blog: Vote for the Social Security Blogger Awards
    Tags: ( security-bloggers awards )
  8. Looks like there is going to be a Security Bloggers Meet-up in April in London. Wish I could be there.
    Security Bloggers Meet Up, proposed 27th April near Earls Court London | Security Active Blog
    Tags: ( meet-up )
  9. Looking for some research you can't find anywhere else? Let Rich and company know.
    Securosis Blog | Choose Your Own Whitepaper Adventure (and Upcoming Papers)
    Tags: ( research )
  10. Vercode offers some clarity about the Blackberry application released at Shmoocon. Key: Not a hack.
    In Which We Dispel Misconceptions
    Tags: ( blackberry spyware )

That's it for today. Have fun!

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Kevin

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