Web 2.0 Security a Focus of INET Conference
As Web 2.0 and social networks grow in popularity, including in the enterprise, user's personal information and privacy is at risk.
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Must-Follow Security Practices to Keep Hackers Out of Your Inbox
Looking to protect your e-mail from hackers, especially when you're on the road? For starters, don't use Yahoo. Here are some guidelines to keep your communication secure.Read the article
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Why Your Current Approach to Security Is Probably Wrong
Can your vulnerability management program adapt to local application attack vectors? Nowadays, keeping pace with worms and viruses means getting creative about policies.Read the article
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Lax Data Security Results in Heavy Fines
Five California hospitals got an expensive reminder of just how serious the state is about protecting patients' sensitive data. Expect more of the same in the near future.Read the article
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Report: 5 Wireless Security Myths Tested
Hiding SSIDs, WEP is weak, WPA is strong, but wait, didn't WPA fail too? Eric Geier looks at each myth and tells you whether it's verified--or busted.Read the article
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Obama Budget Boosts R&D, Security, Cloud Efforts
White House budget proposal carries funding for new research, shoring up digital infrastructure, streamlining federal computing operations.Read the article
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Obama Budget Boosts R&D, Security, Cloud Efforts
White House budget proposal carries funding for new research, shoring up digital infrastructure, streamlining federal computing operations.Read the article
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4 Unreasonable Security Practices You're Probably Following
When it comes to securing the enterprise, much of what is done has been in vogue for so long and makes sense on the surface. But probe a bit deeper, and much of what has long been held sacrosanct now makes little sense.Read the article
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Two Security Patches in Microsoft's May Patch Batch
The software giant has only two fixes on tap for May, though both are deemed "critical" in severity.Read the article
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Microsoft Strengthens SharePoint Security
Two new products, Forefront Protection 2010 and Active Directory Federation Services 2.0, are designed to provide secure collaboration for users of Microsoft's SharePoint.Read the article
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Security Vulnerability Surfaces in Windows 64-Bit Editions
Microsoft warns of new <i>Canonical Display Driver</i> vulnerability in 64-bit editions of Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2.Read the article
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Virtualization Seen as Possible Security Risk
A new Gartner study suggests that virtualized workloads are being deployed insecurely.Read the article
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Internet Marketing Tools: Web Analytics Service
CrazyEgg offers a colorful twist on your small business Web site traffic. Plus, a site for downloading free books and a nifty stopwatch with loads of features.Read the article
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Internet Marketing Tools: Web Analytics Service
CrazyEgg offers a colorful twist on your small business Web site traffic. Plus, a site for downloading free books and a nifty stopwatch with loads of features.Read the article
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HP Aims to Up Security in Application Development
The focus is on stamping out bugs early in the development process.Read the article
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Top 13 Security Threats for '10
Symantec weighs in with what will be hot, threat-wise, next year. From Macs, to Windows, to social networking, is anything safe?Read the article
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Security Flaw Prompts Firefox 3.6.2 Release
The move aims to shut the door on a vulnerability of which Mozilla had initially been skeptical.Read the article
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Privacy Compliance: An emerging security issue around Unified Communications
Now that the technology has been seen to work—and return value—some of the more practical problems of deployment UC are surfacing.Read the article
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Internet Explorer Use Slips Below 60 Percent
<b>Datamation:</b> "The thing that we're noticing was we used to see Firefox gaining any points that IE was losing ... now, we're seeing the growth going to Chrome, for the most part"Read the article
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Survey: Security is the Top Priority for CEOs
Study finds that 76 percent of C-level executives now say that securing their business-critical apps is the most important aspect of their data protection program.Read the article
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How can I restrict a user's time spent on internet?
- by phan
I see related questions on how to restrict access to certain websites but that is not really what I want. Here's my situation: My baby sitter wants access to the internet but we we don't want her spending hours on the computer and neglecting our infant children. Thus, I want to be able to restrict her surfing to 30 minutes a session, with sessions being at least 3 hours apart. I do not care to restrict the content. Does anyone know what is the best way to implement this? Thanks.Read the article
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Bring internet connection to ssh target machine via tunnel?
- by Calvin
I have a CentOS 5 machine deep inside firewalls that's only reachable via ssh on an unconventional port, let's say 98765. I normally connect to this machine like this: ssh -P 98765 user@ip -L5900:localhost:5900 I need to run yum to install some packages on this machine, but it's not possible since the outbound ports are all closed on this machine. I want to do something like this to "bring my internet connection" to this machine: ssh -P 98765 user@ip -L5900:localhost:5900 -R80:localhost:80 -R21:localhost:21 My intention is that, when I run yum on the machine, yum will use port 80 and 21 through my originating machine. Is something like this even possible?Read the article
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My datacard goes online but doesn't gives internet access (Fedora 14).
- by Harsh
I am using MTS datacard. I have usb_modeswitch installed and have configured the wvdial.conf file. When I do sudo wvdial cdma, the IPs and DNS addresses are also allocated but I still cant access internet. The reply to dmesg | grep -e 'tty' -e 'modem' is: [ 0.000000] console [tty0] enabled [ 11.098238] USB Serial support registered for GSM modem (1-port) [ 11.098352] option 6-1:1.0: GSM modem (1-port) converter detected [ 11.102170] usb 6-1: GSM modem (1-port) converter now attached to ttyUSB0 [ 11.102207] option 6-1:1.1: GSM modem (1-port) converter detected [ 11.102334] usb 6-1: GSM modem (1-port) converter now attached to ttyUSB1 [ 11.102364] option 6-1:1.2: GSM modem (1-port) converter detected [ 11.102488] usb 6-1: GSM modem (1-port) converter now attached to ttyUSB2 [ 11.102522] option 6-1:1.3: GSM modem (1-port) converter detected [ 11.102643] usb 6-1: GSM modem (1-port) converter now attached to ttyUSB3 [ 11.102672] option 6-1:1.4: GSM modem (1-port) converter detected [ 11.102793] usb 6-1: GSM modem (1-port) converter now attached to ttyUSB4 [ 11.103074] option: v0.7.2:USB Driver for GSM modems Can anyone tell me what shall I do?Read the article
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How to access internet from 2 laptops with data card plugged-in in one of the machine?
- by learnerforever
Hi, I have 2 laptops - one running Windows XP and other running Vista. Both have wifi card.I have one Reliance broadband data card. I want to be able to access internet on both the machines simultaneously using this one data card. Please help. I think, there would be many many ways to do it. I do have some linksys router but any simple quick way without any extra hardware? like we could set up p2p or WLAN between these 2 machines, because both have wifi card so we shouldn't compulsorily need any extra hardware(?) I am fine with connecting data card to either of the machines. Thanks,Read the article
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How to access internet from 2 laptops with data card plugged-in in one of the machine?
- by learnerforever
Hi, I have 2 laptops - one running Windows XP and other running Vista. Both have wifi card.I have one Reliance broadband data card. I want to be able to access internet on both the machines simultaneously using this one data card. Please help. I think, there would be many many ways to do it. I do have some linksys router but any simple quick way without any extra hardware? like we could set up p2p or WLAN between these 2 machines, because both have wifi card so we shouldn't compulsorily need any extra hardware(?) I am fine with connecting data card to either of the machines. Thanks,Read the article
