Why Twitter's New Security Solution Could Pave the Way to a Future Web of Mashups
We uphold a strict editorial policy that focuses on factual accuracy, relevance, and impartiality. Our content, created by leading industry experts, is meticulously reviewed by a team of seasoned editors to ensure compliance with the highest standards in reporting and publishing. Microblogging service Twitter’s habit of playing fast and loose with user passwords may be coming to an end, if a techn
The Slow Bruteforce Botnet(s) May Be Learning - Slashdot
Posted by kdawson on Sunday December 21, 2008 @11:30PM from the knock-who's-there-knock dept. badger.foo writes "We've seen stories about the slow bruteforcers — we've discussed it here — and based on the data, my colleague Egil Möller was the first to suggest that since we know the attempts are coordinated, it is not too far-fetched to assume that the controlling system measures the rates of succ
Landon Fuller: The DNS Dead Drop
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Computer scientists find audio CAPTCHAs easy to crack
The Carnegie-Mellon University team behind the reCAPTCHA service is continuing to expand its effort to mix basic security and useful work. CAPTCHAs are the distorted text that helps various online services ensure that the entity opening an account is a human, not a bot bent on using the service to dish out spam. The reCAPTCHA service puts the mental horsepower need to interpret these images to goo
What the data miners are digging up about you
We leave electronic traces everywhere (Image: sachyn, stock.xchng) We leave electronic traces everywhere In today’s technological world we leave electronic traces wherever we go, whether shopping online or on the high street, at work or at play. That data is the raw material for a new industry of number crunchers trying to explain and influence human behaviour, as Stephen Baker explains in his new
WordPress 2.6.5
WordPress 2.6.5 is immediately available and fixes one security problem and three bugs. We recommend everyone upgrade to this release. The security issue is an XSS exploit discovered by Jeremias Reith that fortunately only affects IP-based virtual servers running on Apache 2.x. If you are interested only in the security fix, copy wp-includes/feed.php and wp-includes/version.php from the 2.6.5 rele
Dark Reading - New DOS Attack Is a Killer - Snake Bytes
DATE: September 28 - October 6, 2008 LIVE EVENT: SANS Network Security 2008 LOCATION: Las Vegas, NV More Information SEPTEMBER 30, 2008 | 2:45 PM -- Things are a-brewin in Sweden. Sweden is not just home of the infamous bikini team, it is also the home of Outpost 24, an equally sexy software-as-a-service network scanning service, and the employer of my friend Robert E. Lee and his colleague Jack
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