Good afternoon everybody! I hope your day is going well.
Here are today's Interesting Information Security Bits from around the web.
- Alan and some others are starting a new company that looks to offer an interesting service. Alan is one of my on-line friends that I have actually met in person. He is good guy and I wish him and his partners the best of luck in their new endeavor.
The Ashimmy Blog: I give you The CISO Group
Tags: ( general ) - This is some sneaky business here.
Google Faces The Slickest Click Fraud Yet - Forbes.com
Tags: ( click-fraud ) - This is good news. HTTPS is finally the default for all Gmail access. Note: you may experience some issues with offline access. The post has info on how to correct the issue.
Official Gmail Blog: Default https access for Gmail
Tags: ( gmail google ) - You've probably already heard about Google getting hacked and their response, but if you haven't, read this article.
Google Hacked, Says it Will Stop Censoring Chinese Search Results -- Krebs on Security
Tags: ( google ) - For those who don't see the big deal about Facebook from a security perspective (hopefully few), this read might change your mind. For those who are already concerned, show this to your management.
Hacking a Corporate Network with Facebook : Information Security Resources
Tags: ( facebook ) - Job Hunting? Try These! Good Hunting! : Liquidmatrix Security Digest
Tags: ( jobs career ) - An interesting use of OSSEC as a rudimentary DLP solution.
Immutable Security >> Detecting Sensitive Info with OSSEC
Tags: ( ossec dlp ) - I really like this article by Gunnar. His point is valid.
1 Raindrop: Beyond the opening: a priori is a problem
Tags: ( general )
That's it for today. Have fun!
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