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[August 14, 2008]

Selling Vulnerability Research - Ethical or Not?

Every so often this topic comes to the forefront and is cause for some amount of debate. Recently a researcher found himself in the spotlight over his desire to be compensated for his research.
Windows IT Pro - Mark Joseph Edwards 

[August 14, 2008]

Researcher Says DNS Still Vulnerable

Even this the latest patches, BIND is still vulnerable to DNS cache poisoning attacks. But, so far it looks like this isn't nearly as a bad as the previous cache poisoning situation.
Windows IT Pro - Mark Joseph Edwards 

[August 14, 2008]

Turn Digital Objects Into Passwords

At the recent Usenix conference two researchers presented a new way to generate high entropy passwords using common objects, such as text and images. The technique might be useful when passwords need to be shared.
Windows IT Pro - Mark Joseph Edwards 

[August 14, 2008]

Gmail, Yahoo, and Hotmail Routinely Abused by Spammers

According to Commtouch Software an average of about 10 million zombie computers are sending an average of 3 million messages every day. Many of those messages are sent through the top three Web-based mail services.
Windows IT Pro - Mark Joseph Edwards 

[August 13, 2008]

Thieves Gaming The Gamers

As the world of PC gaming continues to expand so does the spread of malware designed to steal online game credentials from less-than-savvy PC users.
Windows IT Pro - Mark Joseph Edwards 

[August 13, 2008]

EFF Steps Up to Advise Security Researchers

This year, Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) stepped more directly into the legal implications of security research and disclosure by setting up a booth at Black Hat USA.
Windows IT Pro - Mark Joseph Edwards 

[August 13, 2008]

11 Microsoft Security Bulletins for August 2008

Microsoft released eleven security updates for August, rating six of them as critical.
Windows IT Pro - Orin Thomas 

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