Securing Your Online Identity | Media Tapper - 0 views
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Kevin Schafer on 31 Jan 12Another good article on secure passwords and ideas for protecting your online identity.
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Today's Enterprise: Mobile, Agile, and In Need of Security | Computerworld - 0 views
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Mainly about having to figure out how they get more security when they are pushing for so much mobility now a days.
Cosmic Log - Quantum leap in the works for super-secure cloud computing - 0 views
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Talks about the use of quantum computing to make information super secure in cloud computring
Apple tightens iCloud security after celebrity nude photo hack - 0 views
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Apple will add additional security steps to keep hackers out of user accounts in the wake of the celebrity photo scandal and will aggressively encourage users to take stricter measures, the company's chief executive, Tim Cook, has said.
Security issues with social networks - 0 views
Hackers used packet sniffers to filch credit card data - 4 views
An important lesson here. Physical security is crucial in an overal network security plan. Note that the hackers had to get access to the server room for this scheme to work.
Digital Spies: The Alarming Rise of Electronic Espionage - 3 views
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China is our biggest threat when it comes to Cyber Espionage. Even public sites like the Fort Riley website many times more Chinese computers traffic the site than Americans. Its encouraged even in schools early on to hone these skills. -
Computer security is becoming more important as more utilize the Internet.
Tipping Point: Security Focus Shifting From Network To Endpoint - 0 views
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This is not too surprising with all the new WiFi devices to be had out in the electronic jungle. Very interesting read.
IPv6 security - 0 views
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I haven't read much yet, but this seems to be a pretty good beginning on learning about IPv6 security.
Cyber Security - 1 views
Kim Dotcom puts up a $13,500 bounty. - 1 views
13 IT security myths debunked - 0 views
Nuke Malware For Sale on the Dark Web | Dark Web News - 1 views
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Cases of cybercrime continue to increase with each passing day. On December 16th, a new malware was discovered by Sixgill security researchers on a popular Russian/English cybercrime message board - it is known as Nuke and is being sold in the dark web.
