Good afternoon everybody! I hope your day is going well.
Here are today's Interesting Information Security Bits from around the web.
- ReomoteSpy is back for sale after being shut down for a bit. The article explains why.
RemoteSpy Back On Sale - Security Watch - Time to update your Blackberry Desktop software. A bit of a problem with ActiveX.
RIM updates BlackBerry Desktop Software to fix ActiveX flaw - If you have already installed PHP 5.2.7, you should probably back rev.
PHP 5.2.7 removed from distribution over security bug | Zero Day | ZDNet.com - Firefox has released a new beta of version 3.1. It contains a privacy mode. Check it out if you like living on the edge 🙂
Techworld.com - Firefox finally gets privacy mode - Mike Rothman is giving and series of webcasts about being a pragmatic CSO. The first is tomorrow. The registration link in the blog post. As a bonus, those attending will get a 50% discount on his book, but you do have to attend.
Pragmatic CSO Newsletter #69 - Management Training | Security Incite: Analysis on Information Security - Fyodor wrote a book about using Nmap. You might want to read it.
Nmap Network Scanning--The Official Nmap Project Guide to Network Discovery and Security Scanning - The fellas over at Napera have some good tips on security your wireless networks.
5 steps to securing your corporate wireless network in 2009 >> Napera Networks
That's it for today. Have fun!
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Kevin
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