by kriggins on November 24, 2009
It is Thanksgiving Day week in the U.S. and that means a couple of days off. I decided to tack on an extra day and won't be working tomorrow either. Yay! Five days off in a row.
Anywho, I will also be taking those days off from the Interesting Bits posts so this one will have [...]
by kriggins on April 14, 2009
Good afternoon everybody! I hope your day is going well.
Here are today's Interesting Information Security Bits from around the web.
Looks like we may have some work to do to secure our IE installations.
IE 7 and 8 Default Security Leaves Intranets At Risk - DarkReading
Tags: ( ie )
Congratulations to the guys at Liquidmatrix! 3000 posts and [...]
by kriggins on March 24, 2009
Good afternoon everybody! I hope your day is going well.
Here are today's Interesting Information Security Bits from around the web.
A nifty new tools that scans your Flash source code looking for flaws. Always remember that static code analysis is not a panacea.
Free HP SWFScan tool detects Adobe Flash flaws
Tags: ( flash )
Some suggested settings to [...]
by kriggins on December 15, 2008
Good afternoon everybody! I hope your day is going well.
Here are today's Interesting Information Security Bits from around the web.
Lavasoft has jumped into the anti-virus market. We'll have to keep an eye on this one.
Ad-Aware gets an antivirus cousin | The Download Blog - Download.com
Tags: ( free anti-virus )
Some interesting situation that lead to a [...]
by kriggins on June 26, 2008
Here we go.
From the Blogosphere.
F-Secure has released their Security Threat Summary for the First Half of 2008.
(IN)SECURE Magazine issue 17 is available. Good stuff as always.
Continuing their week of War on WAF's (Web Application Firewall), ts/sci security talks about language specificity in WAFs.
Well, looky there, there's as a new Zero-day flaw in Internet Explorer. [...]