News Archive
Saturday, 03 Nov 2012
Friday, 02 Nov 2012
- Lost+Found: Hackers - false, scapegoats, captchas and apps
Cisco closes Web Conferencing and Data Center holes- Speculation over Facebook access via Google index
- Vupen brags about Windows 8 hack
- OpenBSD 5.2 arrives with improved multi-core support
- Apple releases iOS 6 and Safari security updates
- The story of a crime: notes on the DigiNotar break-in
Thursday, 01 Nov 2012
- Burp proxy opens Android SSL connections
- Huawei sends team to visit critical researcher
- State of Secure Boot detailed
- Tell-tale status pages
Wednesday, 31 Oct 2012
- Vulnerability in Yahoo's JavaScript framework YUI 2
- Ocean's 14 - high-speed bank fraud at casinos
- Secunia and F-Secure detect obsolete programs on corporate networks
- Trojan bargain with Windows 8 support
- Plone CMS vulnerable to privilege escalation and code execution
- South Carolina cyber attack exposes millions of social security numbers
- Worth Reading: Reverse Engineering .NET bytecode
Tuesday, 30 Oct 2012
- ICS-CERT warns of increasing threat to industrial control systems
- Telefónica wants to turn customer data into cash
- EFF calls Ubuntu Shopping Lens a "major privacy problem"
Monday, 29 Oct 2012
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 receives EAL4+ certification
- Malware hides behind the mouse
- Ubuntu 11.04 reaches its end of life
- Industrial control systems vulnerable to remote attackers
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