Good afternoon everybody! I hope your day is going well.
Here are today's Interesting Information Security Bits from around the web.
- RSA Conference 365: RSA Conference Blog: Ramping up for RSA Conference 2009
Looks like registration opens today for RSA Conference 2009 in San Francisco. Press registration doesn't open until January for those interested. - Interview with the SANS CEO - Part I: INFOSEC in Rural Areas
Jeff had the opportunity to sit down and talk with Steven Northcutt. This is the first part of that interview. Well worth spending a few minutes to read. - The Dark Visitor >> Chinese hacker attack flowchart
As has been mentioned in other arenas, the online criminal community is no longer just a bunch of script kiddies. They are organized, focused and have good processes. This flowchart is a good example. - PCI Blog - Compliance Demystified >> Blog Archive >> Visa sets global PCI DSS deadlines
Check out this article so you will be aware of some upcoming global deadlines that relate to PCI DSS. - Emergent Chaos: SDL Announcements
There is some very cool stuff going on in SDL. New tools, models, and support networks. - Google patches Chrome file-stealing bug
Yup, Google also has to patch a browser. - Apple plays catch-up, ads anti-fraud safeguard to Safari
Apple joins the rest of the worlds browsers by finally offering anti-fraud functionalitly. - AVG slaps Trojan label on Adobe Flash * The Register
Looks like AVG really needs to get a handle on the quality assurance testing. Yet another miss-labeled file that breaks systems.
That's it for today. Have fun!
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Kevin
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