Norton AntiVirus 7.6 Corped SMB & MSE

View full post on Job Central computer AND security in West Virginia

The prevalence of mobile devices with personally identifiable location-based information and the increasing use of social media are top concerns for 2011.

With more personal information available o…

View full post on Help Net Security – News

4 posts left…

I’ve tried to talk about this a few times to people over the last year or so, but I think it’s hard to explain without pictures. So I gathered a bunch of screen shots that should help explain why I’m not a huge fan of the minimalistic browser concept. More browsers are getting on board with this, and while I absolutely do believe it makes people more productive and therefore faster, there are some negatives that are worth pointing out. Frankly, I do believe there is a lot of wasted space in browsers, so at first blush, I’m sure most people would agree that the various browsers are heading into the right direction by emulating Chrome. I actually agree with the basic concept, with the exception that I think there are some gotchas that are worth thinking about before we’re “got”.

I’m certainly not saying there’s no way to fix these issue either, but I don’t think it’s wise to run headlong into a bunch of potentially dangerous problems without knowing that they’re there. So I hope this sheds some light for those people I talked to, and for anyone else who’s interested!

View full post on ha.ckers.org web application security lab

Nuwa, named after the Chinese goddess who patched a hole in the sky, aims to fix cloud computing security hole

View full post on DarkReading – All Stories