Information Security does not have to just be computer security. This is an example of a security incident that happened in my local area with […]
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New Java Exploit
On Sunday January 13th Oracle released two patches for Java Security Alert CVE-2013-0422 which included two vulnerabilities. Oracle confirmed that the flaws were only […]
GhostShell Leaks 1.6 Million Accounts from US Federal Agencies
Team GhostShell leaked more than 1.6 million accounts belonging to federal institutions such as the FBI NASA The Pentagon Interpol The data was dumped in […]
Anonymous Targets Westboro Baptist Church
Anonymous targeted the Westboro Baptist Church after members announce plans to picket Sandy Hook Elementary School, where a gunman killed 20 school children and six […]
Street Lights Are Recording Conversations
$3000 Street lights that are recording our conversations taking pictures and sending messages. This is another example of big brother watching your every movement. The inventor has […]
Encrypt Browser Traffic
We hear about the hackers who steal people’s sensitive information and often even their identities. So some of us decide to take action and employ […]
Gmail Two-factor authentication
When people talk about keeping their personal information safe like there “Banking”, they need to understand just keeping your “Banking Information” safe is not enough. […]
PPTP & Wireless WPA2-Enterprise Not Secure
Tools released at Defcon by security researcher Moxie Marlinspike can crack widely used PPTP encryption in under a day using CloudCracker. Moxie Marlinspike and few […]
Tumblr Worm Infecting Blog Sites
The hacker group GNAA has claimed responsibility for the Tumblr worm and has said 8,600 unique Tumblr users have been affected. The massive bug is […]
Access Control
Access Control is defined as “any mechanism by which a system grants or revokes the right to access some data, or perform some action.” Physical access […]