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Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Scalp Massager - Cheap! As usual, you can also use this squid post to talk about the security stories in the news that I haven't covered....
Kip Hawley Reviews Liars and Outliers - In his blog: I think the most important security issues going forward center around identity and trust. Before knowing I would soon encounter Bruce again in the media, I bought and read his new book Liars & Outliers and it is a must-read book for people looking forward into our security future and thinking about where this all leads. For...
Cybersecurity at the Doctor's Office - I like this essay because it nicely illustrates the security mindset....
Rules for Radicals - It was written in 1971, but this still seems like a cool book: For an elementary illustration of tactics, take parts of your face as the point of reference; your eyes, your ears, and your nose. First the eyes: if you have organized a vast, mass-based people's organization, you can parade it visibly before the enemy and openly show your...
USB Drives and Wax Seals - Need some pre-industrial security for your USB drive? How about a wax seal? Neat, but I recommend combining it with encryption for even more security!...
Security Vulnerabilities in Airport Full-Body Scanners - According to a report from the DHS Office of Inspector General: Federal investigators "identified vulnerabilities in the screening process" at domestic airports using so-called "full body scanners," according to a classified internal Department of Homeland Security report. EPIC obtained an unclassified version of the report in a FOIA response. Here's the summary....
U.S. Exports Terrorism Fears - To New Zealand: United States Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano has warned the New Zealand Government about the latest terrorist threat known as "body bombers." [...] "Do we have specific credible evidence of a [body bomb] threat today? I would not say that we do, however, the importance is that we all lean forward." Why the headline of this...
The Trouble with Airport Profiling - Why do otherwise rational people think it's a good idea to profile people at airports? Recently, neuroscientist and best-selling author Sam Harris related a story of an elderly couple being given the twice-over by the TSA, pointed out how these two were obviously not a threat, and recommended that the TSA focus on the actual threat: "Muslims, or anyone who...
Friday Squid Blogging: New Book on Squid - Kraken: The Curious, Exciting, and Slightly Disturbing Science of Squid. And a review. As usual, you can also use this squid post to talk about the security stories in the news that I haven't covered....
Smart Phone Privacy App - MobileScope looks like a great tool for monitoring and controlling what information third parties get from your smart phone apps: We built MobileScope as a proof-of-concept tool that automates much of what we were doing manually; monitoring mobile devices for surprising traffic and highlighting potentially privacy-revealing flows [...] Unlike PCs, we have little control over the underlying privacy and security...
Security Fail - Funny....
RuggedCom Inserts Backdoor into Its Products - All RuggedCom equipment comes with a built-in backdoor: The backdoor, which cannot be disabled, is found in all versions of the Rugged Operating System made by RuggedCom, according to independent researcher Justin W. Clarke, who works in the energy sector. The login credentials for the backdoor include a static username, "factory," that was assigned by the vendor and can't be...
10 hacks that made headlines - In our first Rogues Gallery, we looked at ten infamous social engineers -- con men who exploited human weaknesses rather than technical vulnerabilities.
Fortinet has highest catch rate in IPS testing - We tested the intrusion prevention capabilities of each of the next-generation firewalls to determine how well they work and how the IPS integrates with system management.
Hackers blackmail Belgian bank with threats to publish customer data - Hackers claimed to have breached the systems of the Belgian credit provider Elantis and threatened to publish confidential customer information if the bank does not pay a!150,000 (US$197,000) before Friday, May 4, they said in a statement posted to Pastebin. Elantis confirmed the data breach on Thursday, but the bank said it will not give in to extortion threats.
Most IT and security professionals see Anonymous as serious threat to their companies - The majority of IT and security professionals believe that Anonymous and hacktivists are among the groups that are most likely to attack their organizations during the next six months, according to the results of a survey sponsored by security vendor Bit9.
Sophos takes down partner portal after signs of hacking - Security firm Sophos has taken its partner portal offline and will reset every user's password after it found signs of a potential security breach on the server hosting it.
Reborn LulzSec claims hack of dating site for military personnel - A group of hackers claiming to be the reborn Lulz Security (LulzSec) took credit for an alleged compromise of MilitarySingles.com, a dating website for military personnel, and the leak of over 160,000 account details from its database.
News International security chief arrested in phone hacking case - Scotland Yard arrested six people, including Mark Hanna, the media company's director of group security since 2009
Malware increasingly uses DNS as command and control channel to avoid detection, experts say - The number of malware threats that receive instructions from attackers through DNS is expected to increase, and most companies are not currently scanning for such activity on their networks, security experts said at the RSA Conference 2012 on Tuesday.
Imperva: Companies should secure their websites before worrying about DDoS attacks from Anonymous - Organizations that look to protect themselves against attacks launched by the Anonymous hacktivist collective should make sure that their Web applications are secure before deploying anti-DDoS (distributed denial-of-service) solutions, says security firm Imperva in a new report.
WikiLeaks releases Stratfor emails possibly from December hack - WikiLeaks said it planned to release from Monday over 5 million emails from Stratfor Global Intelligence, a provider of geopolitical analysis, whose website was hacked and emails and customer data stolen in December.