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Strong Authentication Not Strong Enough
Cyber thieves are defeating two-factor authentication systems. Gartner recommends defense-in-depth.
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George Hulme
U.S. And Russia Talk Internet Security
According to news reports, the American and Russian governments are engaged in talks designed to pave a way for a more secure Internet and a treaty to limit certain types of cyberweapons.
George Hulme
How Organizations Get Hacked
Want a better idea of how organizations get infiltrated, including detailed synopsis of how many successful data breaches occur? Sit down with a copy of the just released Verizon Data Breach Investigations Supplemental Report and you'll get a great idea.
George Hulme
Bank Login Stealing Trojan Threat Grows
Cisco released its Cisco 2009 Annual Security Report this morning, and it contains some interesting insight on many of the vulnerabilities and threat vectors we face today.
George Hulme
Researcher: iPhone Data Easy To Cultivate
While there hasn't been any attacks on iPhones that haven't been jailbroken, one researcher has shown that once a rogue application makes its way onto the device - there's not much it can't do with your data.
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Strong Authentication Not Strong Enough
Cyber thieves are defeating two-factor authentication systems. Gartner recommends defense-in-depth.
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Botnet Operators Infecting Servers, Not Just PCs
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Cybercriminals Bypassing Two-Factor Authentication
Targeted attacks have resulted in theft of money and/or information, says Gartner
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Adobe apps top list of most vulnerable of the year
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