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The new credit card with keypad that promises to fight online fraud
@ Dec 05 2008, 10:01 (UTC+0) | From: data :
A credit card with its own LCD display and keypad has been unveiled. Visa says the card will cut down on online shopping fraud. It will be tested in Britain early next year by the company MBNA.
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First secure USB flash drive to fully support Mac OS X
@ Dec 04 2008, 22:25 (UTC+0) | From: gr00ve :
SanDisk Cruzer Enterprise is the first secure USB flash drive to fully support Apple Mac OS X computers. It is designed to meet the unique USB security, compliance and manageability needs of today’s enterprises by imposing a hardware-based USB encryption solution that puts mandatory access control on all files as protection against theft or loss of the drive.
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Gartner's Top 10 disruptive datacenter technologies
@ Dec 04 2008, 22:22 (UTC+0) | From: gr00ve :
A new computing fabric to replace today's blade servers and a "pod" approach to building datacenters are two of the most disruptive technologies that will affect the enterprise datacenter in the next few years, Gartner said at its annual datacenter conference Wednesday. Datacenters increasingly will be built in separate zones or pods, rather than as one monolithic structure, Gartner analyst Carl Claunch said in a presentation about the Top 10 disruptive technologies affecting the datacenter.
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Mozilla to pull antiphishing feature from Firefox 2.0 at Google's request
@ Dec 04 2008, 22:20 (UTC+0) | From: gr00ve :
Mozilla Corp. will drop antiphishing protection from the final version of Firefox 2.0 at Google Inc.'s request when Mozilla updates the browser later this month, a company executive confirmed today.
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Criminals take control of CheckFree Web site
@ Dec 04 2008, 13:57 (UTC+0) | From: gr00ve :
Online criminals took control of the Domain Name System (DNS) record for payment processor CheckFree and briefly redirected the site's visitors to a their own server. The site was redirected at around 12:30 a.m. Eastern Time on Tuesday after someone logged into CheckFree's Network Solutions account and changed the domain's DNS settings, said Susan Wade, a Network Solutions spokeswoman. "Somebody got hold of the customer's login information," she said. "I don’t know how they got access."
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Time for forced updates? Conficker botnet makes us wonder
@ Dec 04 2008, 13:53 (UTC+0) | From: gr00ve :
The security industry is currently riding high on a string of successful malware-friendly ISP takedowns, but the rising specter of a new major botnet has driven spam levels back to previous levels before McColo was kicked offline. The new botnet is currently known by several names: Trend Micro calls it Downad.a, Microsoft uses Conficker.a, and Symantec labeled it Downadup. No matter what you call it, it's causing some problems, though various antimalware companies have held out hope that it can be contained before it grows to the size of Storm or Srizbi.
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EDRi-gram - Number 6.23, 3 December 2008
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Dec 05 2008, 11:24 (UTC+0) |
EDRi-gram
biweekly newsletter about digital civil rights in Europe.
Contents
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1. Changes in the telecom package adopted by the Council
2. French EDVIGE decree withdrawn
3. Effects of counter-terrorism legislation on freedom of the media
4. Sweden on the verge of passing the local IPRED law
5. Turkey: Another blocking order against YouTube
6. Ireland proposes to legalise covert surveillance
7. UK rejected data breach notification law
8. Parliaments seem to use very little IT technology
9. Recommended Action
10. Recommended Reading
11. Agenda
12. About
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When You Lose a Piece of Kit, the Real Loss Is The Data It Contains
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Dec 05 2008, 10:18 (UTC+0) |
By Bruce Schneier
December 4, 2008
These days, losing electronic devices is less about the hardware and more about the data. Hardly a week goes by without another newsworthy data loss. People leave thumb drives, memory sticks, mobile phones and even computers everywhere. And some of that data isn't easily replaceable. Sure, you can blame it on personal or organisational sloppiness, but part of the problem is that more and more information fits on smaller and smaller devices.
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Plug-N-Play Network Hacking
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Dec 04 2008, 23:49 (UTC+0) | Universal Plug-N-Play (UPnP) is a protocol that allows various network devices to auto-configure themselves. One of the most common uses of this protocol is to allow devices or programs to open up ports on your home router in order to communicate properly with the outside world (Xbox, for example, does this). The UPnP protocol is built on top of pre-existing protocols and specifications, most notably, UDP, SSDP, SOAP and XML.
This article will address some of the security issues related to UPNP, briefly describe the inner workings of the protocol, and show how to identify and analyze UPNP devices on a network using open source tools. While we will be specifically focusing on IGDs (Internet Gateway Devices, aka, routers), it is important to remember that there are many other devices and systems that support UPNP as well, and they may be vulnerable to similar attacks.
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ISA Firewall Web Caching Capabilities
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Dec 03 2008, 13:01 (UTC+0) | ISA can act as a firewall, as a combined firewall and Web caching server (the best “bang for the buck”), or as a dedicated Web caching server. You can deploy ISA as a forward caching server or a reverse caching server. The Web proxy filter is the mechanism that ISA uses to implement caching functionality.
Article covers the following:
- Introduction
- Using the Caching Feature
- ISA Firewall Cache Rules
- Cache Rules to Specify Content Types That Can Be Cached
- Using Cache Rules to Specify How Objects are Retrieved and Served from Cache
- The Content Download Feature
- Control Caching via HTTP Headers
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