Just read this article about CMP sites getting “turked” (maybe I should get a copyright on that term…hmmm). The CMP IT staff said the fix was “nothing phenomenal, pretty run of the mill.” I found this comforting and disconcerting simultaneously. I found it comforting because I heard some speculation that this Turk was possibly using […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Martin McKeay just posted a link to this article. Looks like “the material represents personal data of all living veterans who served and have been discharged since 1976″. Well, that includes me, my buddy Martin, several of my family members, and every friend that I served with. John Kerry said he was going to propose […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
This is a pretty good article at Information Week about the power of analyst blogs. Since I am fairly new to the blogging world (at least a new contributor), I am still being amazed at the power that bloggers can yield. Vet
Martin McKeay just posted about this article. Martin says that he is a veteran and that he is concerned about his records being compromised. I am a veteran as well, so this concerns me greatly. I wonder if they have ANY idea of whose records were on that laptop. Sheesh… Vet
Somebody used a small botnet and Adsense to generate some dollars. Go here to read about it. Here is another one. Vet
This post is just crazy. Vet
Christian Koch at Limited Exposure posted on NAC this morning. It has some good resource links. He talks about Alan Shimel at StillSecure, which looks like a good product. Christian says he will be writing a review soon about StillSecure. I am looking forward to that, since I am planning on testing their product as […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
SANS published some updates to their post following the Word vulnerability. It has some good resource links. Vet
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