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Written by Sjoeii
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Friday, 19 March 2010 |
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Those
charged with the care and feeding of database information
stores,
beware: A new statistic tucked into a comprehensive study of
financial services firms' data protection policies shows that
even at
the most security-aware organizations, application developers
still
use live data in their development and test environments
including
many in financial firms.
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Written by Sjoeii
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Friday, 19 March 2010 |
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Computer
scientists and policy experts say that such seemingly
innocuous bits
of self-revelation on social networking sites like Facebook,
Twitter,
Flickr, etc. can increasingly be collected and reassembled by
computers to help create a picture of a person's identity,
sometimes
down to the Social Security number.
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Written by Sjoeii
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Friday, 19 March 2010 |
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Threatpost editors Ryan Naraine and
Dennis Fisher hosted a Live Chat
with renowned Apple security expert Charlie Miller. If you
were not
able to join the chat, this is the full transcript from the
discussion that took place yesterday. If you were able to join
the
chat, we hope you enjoyed it and learned a lot. Stay tuned for
the
next Threatpost Live Chat.
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Written by Sjoeii
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Friday, 19 March 2010 |
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A
bogus application that lures Facebook users by falsely
offering to
show who has been viewing their profile has been exposed as a
scam. A
researcher warns he has already identified 25 different copies
of the
same rogue app but using different monikers such as
peeppeep-pro,
profile-check-online and stalk-my-profile.
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Written by Sjoeii
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Friday, 19 March 2010 |
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Dennis
Fisher and Robert Hansen discuss the future of botnets in this
article on Threatpost. Read on to see what real Black Hats are
saying
about the security of networks and how they are using botnets
to
steal information.
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Written by Sjoeii
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Friday, 19 March 2010 |
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Kaspersky Lab introduces a useful
computer tool to help simplify
user's online experience. The Kaspersky Password Manager helps
to
safeguard and automatically submit passwords that we use on
Web sites
every day. The product stores the passwords in an encrypted
database
and eliminates the need to remember multiple passwords. The
product
is available for a one-time purchase and you do not need any
other
existing Kaspersky products to buy Kaspersky Password Manager.
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Written by Sjoeii
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Wednesday, 03 March 2010 |
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Kaspersky Lab, a leading developer of secure content management solutions, announces the launch of Kaspersky PURE, an integrated solution to protect home networks. The new product was unveiled at Europe's largest IT exhibition CeBIT 2010 and will be available in stores from 30 March, 2010.
Kaspersky Lab has applied an inspirational new approach to the product's development and marketing strategy. The name, Kaspersky PURE, was deliberately chosen to convey the concept of a solution that is genuine, clean and total. We believe that each and every user has the right to enjoy the myriad opportunities that modern-day computing and the Internet offers us, safe in the knowledge that they are properly protected.
With the launch of Kaspersky PURE, Kaspersky Lab has introduced a new class of products that provide a secure and productive digital environment, whatever you use your computer for. Kaspersky PURE combines complete protection against all types of web-borne threats with new, advanced features including extended parental control features, data backup and encryption tools, a password management program and the ability to manage your entire home network or fine tune the security settings of your web browser and operating system from any computer on the network.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 03 March 2010 )
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