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Category: Security
Home Depot confirms security breach
On Monday Home Depot confirmed they had a breach in security and that customer payment data that occur at its stores puts millions of its […]
Dairy Queen Confirms Data Breach
A Dairy Queen breach was recently revealed by Brian Krebs, who runs the website Krebs on Security. When Krebs initially uncovered evidence of the Dairy […]
Identifying Backdoors, Attack Points, and Surveillance Mechanisms in iOS Devices
Jonathan Zdziarski gave a great presentation at HOPE this year that I think anyone with an iOS device should read. “Jonathan Zdziarski is considered to […]
Is Tor Traffic Secure?
In the wake of Ed Snowden’s revelations there’s been a litany of calls for the widespread adoption of online anonymity tools. One such technology is […]
New OpenSSL Man-in-the-Middle Flaw Affects All Clients and Some Servers
There is a new, remotely exploitable vulnerability in OpenSSL that could enable an attacker to intercept and decrypt traffic between vulnerable clients and servers. The […]
How to Secure Your VoIP
Several users of traditional landline phones are ready to ditch their old and cranky sets for the latest feature-rich and low rental VoIP communication […]
How a Password Vault Increases Data Security For Your Business
How a Password Vault Can Save Your Business from Itself If you pass by a construction site where a new commercial building is going up, […]
Cryptocat Encrypted Facebook Chat
Open-source chat-encryption tool Cryptocat announced its latest update, which includes full encryption for Facebook private messages, in a blog post Monday. “Cryptocat’s mission is to […]
CryptoLocker Ransomware Targeting Android Smartphones
The CryptoLocker ransomware has been wreaking havoc on desktops for months now, demanding that victims pay hundreds of dollars in exchange for the key to […]