What could possibly go wrong? “@Bruce_Schneier: Cell Phone Kill Switches Mandatory in California http://t.co/sFTm3CTtLY” #ss
— JRK (@jrkurosawa) August 30, 2014
One for the password shame file: “@Viss: sigh. Multi million dollar security program. They still don't get it. http://ift.tt/1qOfMfk” #ss
— JRK (@jrkurosawa) August 29, 2014
NSA's homegrown Google, mega metadata searching!: https://t.co/5ZCMX1stjc #ss
— JRK (@jrkurosawa) August 29, 2014
Use google? You may be a hacker! “@briankrebs: DHS: Only you can prevent Google-dorking http://t.co/IZEVQV6TdM” #ss
— JRK (@jrkurosawa) August 28, 2014
Somehow I'm not surprised... “@troyhunt: Hackers Unmask Anonymous Posters On Secret, Including App's Founder http://t.co/obQQjzuvpl” #ss
— JRK (@jrkurosawa) August 24, 2014
Great talk. Tackling the software security problem at the root. http://t.co/XD2qEAwcMm #infosec #education #ss
— JRK (@jrkurosawa) August 24, 2014
Gmail gets the headline, but other android apps also vulnerable: http://t.co/hWGzPJsFLn #infosec #android #ss
— JRK (@jrkurosawa) August 24, 2014
Fear of fines not improving security - fear of bad publicity is? http://t.co/PIbMgtzcdt #infosec #reputationrisk #ss
— JRK (@jrkurosawa) August 24, 2014
Aquaman in top 3 superheroes used by cybercrims.1st time ever a top 3 list except "heroes who talk to fish" http://t.co/DuyNlsjZua #ss
— JRK (@jrkurosawa) August 22, 2014
Microsoft have released EMET 5.0 details here. I've been running EMET for quite some time now, it's very unobtrusive and fairly intuitive. It can also be integrated to good effect with the MS System Center suite. If you're running Windows, install it and make a bad guy's life that little bit harder.
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