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FLAMING RETORT - Three words for RSA. Promptness. Clarity. Openness.
It's no good having mandatory data breach disclosure laws if all they teach us is to admit we had a breach. We also need to convey information of obvious practical value to all affected parties.
Three words. Promptness. Clarity. Openness.
RSA to replace all SecurID tokens - or perhaps not
The internet is abuzz with news that beleaguered security company RSA is offering to replace its customers' security tokens in the light of recent security compromises.
Or is it?
Strike three: Speculation rises that another US military contractor has been hit by hackers
US military contractor Northrop Grumman may have suffered a hacking attack on its networks, according to Fox News.
L-3 defense supplier targeted in RSA SecurID hack attack, report claims
US military contractor L-3 Communications, whose customers include the US Department of Defense, has been named in a news report as having been targeted in attacks by external hackers.
And, once again, it is the RSA SecurID security breach that is being blamed.
US military contractors hacked - possible link with RSA SecurID breach
Hackers have broken into the network of Lockheed Martin and several other US military contractors, according to media reports.
IE6, Tsunami scams, Pwn2own, RSA hack, Epsilon breach - 90 Sec News - March 2011
Don't just read the latest computer security news - watch it in 90 seconds!
This month: help get rid of IE6, avoid tsunami scams, check out Pwn2own, be surprised at RSA, and groan at Epsilon.
SSCC 55 - More SSL CA problems, RSA update and Chrome blocking more dangerous content
Tony Ross joins Chester Wisniewski this week to discuss the latest news on SSL Certificate Authorities ignoring signing guidelines. They also talk about the RSA breach, the Epsilon email leakage, Chrome adding malicious download filtering and more.
RSA release a few details on their big security breach
On Friday - ironically April Fool's day - Uri Rivner, head of new technologies and consumer identity protection, at RSA, released additional details on the RSA security breach. Here, we detail the bare bones of the attack.
SSCC 53 - RSA advice, RIM advises on JavaScript and Chrome patches Flash before Adobe
This week's Chet Chat discusses the recent breach of RSA Security, advice from RIM on securing your BlackBerries post Pwn2Own and Google's speedy security updates to their Chrome web browser. Settle in for 10 minutes and keep up on the latest security news,
Privacy International's accusations against Skype - Paul Ducklin responds
Naked Security's own Paul Ducklin was a guest on this week's Risky Business podcast by Patrick Gray. Paul provides a well reasoned opinion on the accusations leveled at Skype by Privacy International as well as his thoughts on the recent breach of RSA Security.
Security firm RSA warns that its servers have been hacked
Hackers have broken into the servers of RSA, the security division of EMC, and stolen information related to the company's SecurID two-factor authentication products.
Data leakage and dictionary attack stories from RSA
Duck is now on his way back from the RSA conference in San Francisco - from where he can tell you that the WiFi Terms and Conditions at the airport are still as onerous as they were last year - with an amusing fifth anecdote to add to his Travellers Beware series.
RSA Conference 2011 - Live Malware Attack, and Most Educational Security Blog!
Chester Wisniewski and Paul Ducklin are back on the air, having just finished up their stint at the RSA 2011 Conference.
Whilst there, they accepted a Most Educational Security Blog award on behalf of the whole Naked Security team.
Sophos's Naked Security nominated in 3rd Annual Social Security Blogger Awards
Naked Security has been named a finalist in two categories at the upcoming Social Security Blogger Awards.
Oh, and there's still time to vote. Hint hint..
JavaScript – a necessary evil?
I'm currently attending RSA 2010, one of the year's biggest security conferences, in San Francisco. I've just finished giving my presentation, Anti-Virus is Dead!. (It isn't dead, of course. It's just become rather different from what it was in the Read more…
SC Awards fail for Clu-blog, and no Rolf Harris either
Last night I totally failed to win the title of Most Popular Security Blog at the SC Awards gala dinner, held in San Francisco. Congratulations to Gary Warner, who writes the "Cybercrime & Doing Time" blog for his well-deserved win Read more…
Sophos bloggers at the RSA Conference
Sophos will be out in force at the RSA Conference in San Francisco next week, giving you the opportunity to see our products in action and meet (amongst others) bloggers Paul Ducklin, Chet Wisniewski and err.. me. Topically enough, considering Read more…
Vote for your favourite security blogger
Those terribly nice folks at SC Magazine are running a number of online polls on their homepage in the run-up to their awards ceremony at the RSA Conference. The poll for the most popular security blogger caught my eye in Read more…
Web seminar: Learn about social networking threats
Earlier this year I gave a talk at the RSA Conference in San Francisco all about how cybercriminals are targeting users of social networks like Facebook, Twitter, etc. The talk went down very well, even if I do say so Read more…
Meet Sophos at Infosec in London
A quick hop and a skip and I'm no longer in San Francisco at the RSA show, but at Infosecurity Europe in London instead! Yes, the great and the good of the computer security industry have gathered once again (it Read more…
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