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Interesting Information Security Bits for 02/10/2010

by kriggins on February 10, 2010

Good afternoon everybody! I hope your day is going well.
Here are today's Interesting Information Security Bits from around the web.

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 )
Good points on writing custom error pages.
Digital [...]

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Interesting Information Security Bits for 02/08/2010

by kriggins on February 8, 2010

Good afternoon everybody! I hope your day is going well.
Here are today's Interesting Information Security Bits from around the web.

Some good information on performing forensics on Google's browser, Chrome.
Google Chrome Forensics
Tags: ( forensics chrome google )
Recon is looking for talk submissions.
The Professional Security Testers Warehouse for the GPEN GSEC GCIH GREM CEH QISP Q/ISP OPST [...]

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Interesting Information Security Bits for 02/11/2009

by kriggins on February 11, 2009

Good afternoon everybody! I hope your day is going well.
Here are today's Interesting Information Security Bits from around the web.

This might be an interesting report.
Driving Fast and Forward: Managing Information Security for Strategic Advantage in a Tough Economy (pdf)
Tags: ( general )
Little patch work to do on our Windows systems.
4 Patches Issued By Microsoft, 2 [...]

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Interesting Information Security Bits for 01/13/2009

by kriggins on January 13, 2009

In today's Bits post we take a look browser bugs, Blackberry Server bugs, fun with hardware hacking, defining effectiveness, the Source Boston schedule, Incident Response Management, and Downadup.

Oh look, it's a browser bug. How novel. (yes, that was sarcasm and this appears to be pretty nasty)
Browser bug could allow phishing without e-mail - Network World
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Interesting Information Security Bits for 01/08/2009

by kriggins on January 8, 2009

In today's bits post we see information on card readers, penentration testing tools, crypto challenges, NSAIG chapter meetings, reversing Blackberry apps, passwords, and a happy blog birthday. Read on for the details.

Um, now you don't need to make you own card skimmer.
Pocket Credit Card Reader Takes Transactions on the Go - Network World
Tags: ( scanner [...]

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