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Early today we received a note that there are rumblings in the underground related to a new OpenSSH vulnerability. The official web site says that a new version of OpenSSH was …

Despite its many exciting possibilities for new business opportunities, cost-savings, and user freedom, wireless technology presents serious challenges to information …

Effective Threat Management embodies the actions organizations must take to defend themselves against today’s ever-present cyber-threats. At a high-level, these actions …

Sombria (“shadowy” in Portuguese) is a honeypot system set up in Tokyo, Japan, that is intended for network surveillance and research and not for production …

John Vacca is an information technology consultant and internationally known author based in Pomeroy, Ohio. Since 1982, John has authored of 30 books and more than 390 …

Today’s heightened awareness of the need to secure IT infrastructures and protect mission critical data is leading more and more organizations to reevaluate their …

One of the more recent evolutions in network security has been the movement away from protecting the perimeter of the network to protecting data at the source. The reason …

The Justice Ministers of the 15 Member States of the European Union have decided to modify their country laws, with the aim of including prison sentences for the authors of …

Until today, exploiting SQL Injection attacks depended on having the Web Server return detailed error messages or having any other source of information. As a result, many …

SCO’s lawsuit against IBM and SCO’s demanding money from companies using Linux has caused some using Linux to worry that this wonderful “too good to be …

San Diego based St. Bernard Software Inc., announced ePrism Mail Filter – their new e-mail filtering appliance featuring a full combo of e-mail security, spam …

The National Institute of Standards and Technology is holding the Biometric Consortium’s fall conference, BC 2003, to showcase recent advances in the field and examine …