These are dang funny. I have issues with some of them, but they are still funny. Vet
These are dang funny. I have issues with some of them, but they are still funny. Vet
Go check out this blog post by Mitch Wagner at InformationWeek. Mr. Wagner, according to Blue Security, you are an accomplice to a notorious spammer! Go see Blue Security’s explanation and attack timeline. I hate spammers, but I don’t know a lot about Blue Security and how they work. I will let you know when […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Go check this out! http://www.explorerdestroyer.com/ Vet
I talked about Fidelity losing a laptop that held personal data of 196,000 employee’s of HP in this post. Now it looks like Aetna has done it. Martin McKeay mentions it here. ZDNet has the the story. Looks like about 38,000 employees of two un-named companies (they asked to stay anonymous) had names, addresses, and […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Thought I would post some non-infosec blogs I visit from time to time. Take a look at Michael Yon’s blog. This guy is amazing. Whether or not you agree with the war in Iraq and the war in terrorism in general, this guy has some amazing information. I will be adding a permenant link to […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Here is a case where I am torn. Basically, Mr. Eric McCarty was going to register at USC, and in trying to help keep the Internet secure, he decided to test their registration website for flaws (he claims nothing but good intentions, which I really find no reason to disbelieve). Well, he found a big […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Man, two more incidents in Ohio. I know my previous post is concerning the government, and these are from the Ohio University, but this is kinda crazy. The one breach happened on a server that was supposed to be decommissioned. Read this excerpt from the article: “We immediately took it off-line and got into the […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Here’s another information security foul-up. Looks like Ohio sent a voter list CD out to a bunch of people. No big deal, except that they included social security numbers in the data sent out! This is why ALL people should be responsible for security in some way. Who was the brain-donor that included the social […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

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