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Source: Information Week - Posted by Anthony Pell
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What's the most dangerous threat to your virtualized systems? Hint: it's not the latest zero-day exploit. The most pressing risk is IT staff who have full privileges in these systems.
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Source: eWeek - Posted by Dave Wreski
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Imperva researchers analyzed the activities of a large hacker forum for a year and found that members are discussing distributed denial of service attacks and providing tutorials. |
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Source: Fox News - Posted by Alex
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He was once one of the world's top hackers, but now Pablos Holman is using his powers for good. He was in town for Chicago Ideas Week and joined us with some tips for protecting yourself online. |
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Source: lifehacker - Posted by Dave Wreski
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Linux has a few different options for monitoring your system's resources, but our favorite is definitely the lightweight, super-configurable Conky, which sits right on your desktop. |
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Source: memeburn - Posted by Alex
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In recent months, the web world was hit with a code exploit that affected many users across various web development platforms, from custom systems to Drupal and WordPress.org. This hack exploited a security vulnerability in the popular TimThumb image resizing PHP script, which allowed the hacker full access to any website running the older version of this script. |
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Source: ServerWatch - Posted by Dave Wreski
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As most folks know by now, a security breach affecting kernel.org was discovered in September. While that didn't affect kernel sources, it did get Linux kernel developers to thinking about their personal system security--and it might not be a bad idea for others to do the same. |
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Source: ZDNet Blogs - Posted by Dave Wreski
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Any operating system can be cracked if you don’t adequately protect it. Yes, even Linux. Here are some security basics on how to protect your Linux systems. |
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Source: ZDNet Blogs - Posted by Alex
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Linux has long had a close, working relationship with governments, but Lightweight Portable Security (LPS) is the first official U.S. Linux distribution. |
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Source: Adrienne Porterfelt - Posted by Dave Wreski
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We reviewed 100 Chrome extensions and found that 27 of the 100 extensions leak all of their privileges to a web or WiFi attacker. Bugs in extensions put users at risk by leaking private information (like passwords and history) to web and WiFi attackers. |
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Source: Forbes - Posted by Dave Wreski
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When you ask for it. A new trend in business is to enhance ones sense of security for their website and/or confidential business data. An emerging trend to ensure your website, business server or database is secure is to hire a professional hacker and have them target you for an evaluation. Sounds crazy! |
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