Blog Digest August 2010

Labs: Blog Digest August 2010

am Freitag, 27. August 2010
von Marc Ruef | G+

Der scip Blog Digest ist eine jeweils Ende des Monats erscheinende Zusammenfassung der wichtigsten, spannendsten und verrücktesten Beiträge aus der internationalen Blogosphäre. Mit der Durchsicht dieser Postings wird es einfach und unkompliziert möglich, in Bezug auf Entwicklungen im Bereich IT-Security auf dem Laufenden zu bleiben. Folgen Sie unserem Team auf Twitter, um jeweils die aktuellsten News zu erhalten.

15 Great Ways to Secure Your Website (17.08.2010), Justin Stravarius, web.appstorm.net
Access Controls for Network Infrastructure, (Thu, Aug 5th) (06.08.2010), isc.sans.org
Analysis of using CPE for Nmap OS signatures (07.08.2010), seclists.org
Anti-virus Products Mostly Ignore Windows Security Features (03.08.2010), Brian Krebs
Blog Post: Painting by Numbers (09.08.2010), mmpc, blogs.technet.com
Citi iPhone banking app contains security flaw (27.07.2010), Graham Cluley, Sophos, sophos.com
Corporate Identity Theft Used to Obtain Code Signing Certificate (25.08.2010), f-secure.com
Details of 100 million Facebook users were already exposed on the net (29.07.2010), Graham Cluley, Sophos, sophos.com
How large is a piece of Malware? (27.07.2010), Robert, SophosLabs CA, sophos.com
How Secure Is A Password? (11.08.2010), Martin, ghacks.net
How to Hire a Hacker (16.08.2010), Stefan Friedli, stfn.ch
Image Spam (16.08.2010), Marissa Vicario, symantec.com
Intel Should Not Consummate McAfee Acquisition (19.08.2010), Richard Stiennon, blogs.forbes.com
It’s not what you write, but the words you use (19.08.2010), Fraser Howard, SophosLabs UK, sophos.com
JailbreakMe: Security warning for iPhone and iPad owners (04.08.2010), Graham Cluley, Sophos, sophos.com
Linux distribution popularity trends plotted (20.08.2010), LinuxTrends, linuxtrends.com
Nmap favicon visualization (17.08.2010), seclists.org
Passwords in the wild, part I: the gap between theory and implementation (27.07.2010), Joseph Bonneau, lightbluetouchpaper.org
Playing in the Chrome Sandbox (13.08.2010), google.com
Potential Evasion Where IPS Fails to Validate TCP Checksums (31.07.2010), Judy Novak, packetstan.com
Redesigning the Credential Cracking Strategy (18.08.2010), todb
Return of the Facebook Snatchers (27.07.2010), Ron Bowes, skullsecurity.org
Russia’s FSB Receives Decrypted BlackBerry Messages From Mobile TeleSystems (16.08.2010), Jeffrey Carr, blogs.forbes.com
Security Analysis of Smudges on Smart Phone Touch Screens (12.08.2010), Bruce Schneier, schneier.com
Snooping on Dot Matrix Printers (14.08.2010), Moonraker069
Technical Analysis on iPhone Jailbreaking (06.08.2010), Matt Oh, community.websense.com
The Nine Circles of Responsible Vulnerability Disclosure Hell (23.08.2010), Stefan, stfn.ch
Trends in Malware and Phishing (25.08.2010), Avira GmbH, techblog.avira.com
Trojan horse suspected of contributing to 2008 Madrid aircrash (20.08.2010), Graham Cluley, Sophos, sophos.com
UAE to Ban BlackBerrys (03.08.2010), schneier, schneier.com
UAE to block the Blackberry? (01.08.2010), Mike Halsey, ghacks.net
W32.Changeup: Visual Basic Polymorphic Code Uncovered (28.07.2010), Takayoshi Nakayama, symantec.com
Who is Writing the Viruses? (04.08.2010), Randy Abrams, blog.eset.com
Windows LAN Addressing Validation (and a Scapy lesson) (16.08.2010), Joshua Wright, packetstan.com
Wordle: Words Used by Major Spam Sending Botnets (30.07.2010), Marissa Vicario, symantec.com
Zurich Insurance slammed with 2.28 million fine for losing customer data (24.08.2010), Graham Cluley, Sophos, sophos.com

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Tags: Bank, BlackBerry, Facebook, Firewall, Google, Hacker, Identity, Linux, Malware, PIN, Phishing, Proxy, RSS, Spam, Stefan Friedli, Windows, iPad, iPhone, nmap

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