QualysGuard PCI 4.0 released
Qualys unveiled QualysGuard PCI 4.0 which adds network discovery capabilities and introduces PCI Connect features to a PCI platform already in use by 60 percent of all …
USB 3.0 compliance suite
LeCroy Corporation introduced a compliance test suite for USB 3.0 protocol that is intended to increase design confidence for early adopters working on SuperSpeed USB …
New Mac keylogger software
Refog Keylogger for Mac is computer activity surveillance software designed for the home use. The application continuously records keystrokes, captures the computer’s …
Global ID service from HID
HID Global announced the launch of Identity on Demand (IoD), a service that provides expertise and speed needed to make custom credential and ID badge projects successful. …
Dutch DB of biometric data still unavailable to police
Even though the EU doesn’t require it yet, the Dutch are taking 4 fingerprints of all the citizens that apply for a new passport (two of which will be put in a microchip …
New book: “JUNOS Enterprise Switching”
JUNOS Enterprise Switching is the only detailed technical book on Juniper Networks’ new Ethernet-switching EX product platform. With this book, you’ll learn all …
Security software market to grow 8% in 2009
The worldwide security software market will total $14.5 billion in 2009, an 8% increase from 2008, according to Gartner. In 2008, it grew at 19 per cent, and Gartner …
Camino 2.0 beta 4 comes with phishing and malware protection
Camino is an open source web browser for Mac OS X users. This new version is a maintenance release which contains various security and stability updates. The following major …
Microsoft sues malvertisers
Microsoft announced it has filed 5 lawsuit against (so far unknown) individuals who were operating the “Soft Solutions,” “Direct Ad,” …
No honor among thieves: hacking Facebook accounts
PandaLabs reports that they found a site where you can pay $100 to have a Facebook account hacked. PandaLabs’ Technical Director, Luis Corrons, tested the …
Photos: BruCON conference, part 2
Help Net Security editor-in-chief Mirko Zorz is attending BruCON and besides Tweeting via our main account (@helpnetsecurity), he is right now recording a series of videos, as …
Will the U.S. President have the authority to shut down the Internet?
Two important bills (773 and 778) have been introduced in the U.S. Senate while the whole nation is preoccupied with health care legislation. The Examiner reports that if …
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