PC Security: Energizer DUO Software Carries Trojan
Government security experts are warning consumers that using Energizer's DUO USB battery charger could leave their Windows PCs open to attack from hackers.
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Symantec Combines Data and Endpoint Security for SMBs
Symantec's latest protection suite aimed at small businesses fills the gap between endpoint security protection and data backup and recovery.Read the article
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Smartphone Security Best Practices: Five Tips
Smartphone security best practices involves evaluating third party software, gaining network and individual smartphone visibility, and considering cloud storage.Read the article
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Smartphone Security Best Practices: Five Tips
Smartphone security best practices involves evaluating third party software, gaining network and individual smartphone visibility, and considering cloud storage.Read the article
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Smartphone Security Best Practices: Five Tips
Smartphone security best practices involves evaluating third party software, gaining network and individual smartphone visibility, and considering cloud storage.Read the article
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Create a VHD from a physical XP machine
- by runxc1
I am looking at upgrading from Windows XP to Windows7. I have a lot of development programs that would take 2-3 days to set-up configure etc. etc. when I get my new machine. What I want to do is create a VHD of my physical XP machine install Windows 7 and then operate out of my Virtual PC while I take the time to configure Windows 7. Is this possible to do? If so how do you do it?Read the article
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Security Tools 'Overwhelm' Users: VeriSign CEO
Jim Bidzos says the Internet security industry has a long way to go.Read the article
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Mozilla Updates Firefox for Security, Ends 3.0.x Branch
Mozilla issues multiple security advisories as it works to lock down the popular open source Web browser.Read the article
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Mozilla Updates Firefox for Security, Ends 3.0.x Branch
Mozilla issues multiple security advisories as it works to lock down the popular open source Web browser.Read the article
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Security Concerns when Developing PHP Applications
Security concerns are always important when developing applications. This article will discuss navig ...Read the article
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Security Concerns when Developing PHP Applications
Security concerns are always important when developing applications. This article will discuss navig ...Read the article
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Security Classes in .NET
In this article I will explain you about Security Classes in .NET.Read the article
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System.Security.Cryptography Namespace in .NET
In this article I will explain you about System.Security.Cryptography Namespace in .NET.Read the article
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Symantec Unveils New Security Apps, Highlights Growing Threats
The enterprise security software maker wants companies and consumers to take a more proactive stance against emerging and increasingly targeted malware attacks.Read the article
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Redirect physical keyboard input to SSH
- by Dimme
I'm having a raspberry pi running debian linux and I have an RFID reader connected to it. The RFID reader behaves like a keyboard. Every time I scan a tag it types then number of the tag and then carriage return. My problem is that I want to redirect the output of the RFID reader to my SSH session. That means anything that is typed to the physical keyboard of the pi should be displayed in my SSH window. I have tried with: cat /dev/tty0 but it wont work because the user is not logged in. Is there a way to disable the login screen after the pi boots and then redirect all input through SSH?Read the article
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System.Security.Principal in .NET
In this article I will explain you about System.Security.Principal in .NET.Read the article
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Prevent runaway threads and ultimately physical overheating and battery drain on Android [migrated]
- by foampile
I was wondering if there is a system monitor app that will raise (audible) alerts and offer app closure if it detects runaway threads on Android that cause physical overheating and battery drain. E.g., I just had to turn my phone off because there was a runaway thread that I think was constantly trying to refresh FB where there was very poor connection, so it was going in a virtually endless loop. But I get that with other apps too and not just Facebook. I'd like to actually shut apps down when they're detected. I am not kidding, I nearly burned my fingertips when I touched my phone -- it was on for only 2 hrs and the battery was almost dead. It is because 4G is very poor inside my office building and I checked Facebook walking between my vehicle and the building this AM. After that, the app kept trying to refresh continuously without success and overheating the phone.Read the article
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Need to configure multiple default gateways for four seperate physical network ports for a FreeBSD Webserver
- by user20010
I need to configure default gateways for four separate physical network interfaces for a FreeBSD Webserver. Basically, this is a web server that needs to be accessed by multiple WANS. I've been using various online resources, and a combination of setfib, pf, and ipfw. This web server will be deployed in multiple sites where access to next hop router info is not available, so we can't use static routes. We've used setfib to successfully create multiple routing tables and can ping beyond every default gateway we've created. Using setfib # ping ip.addr.what.ever we can ping anything available on a wan and beyond the router. The problem is we can't get Apache web server (port 80) traffic to route out when external users access the server(box). Multiple people have examples of binding setfib to ipfw commands, but none of them seem to work.Read the article
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Why Smartphones May Be the Biggest Security Vulnerability in Your Enterprise
Do you understand the threat surface of your mobile computing environment? Security vulnerabilities abound.Read the article
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Apple Updates Mac to OS X 10.6.4 for Security
Dozens of security fixes are made in the latest Snow Leopard update from Apple, and a few feature fixes, too.Read the article
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50 Open Source Tools To Replace Popular Security Software
Replacing commercial security software with open source tools doesn’t always offer the prefect solution, yet can offer cost and flexibility advantages.Read the article
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Apple Updates QuickTime for 16 Security Vulnerabilities
A big security update for QuickTime and iTunes affects both Windows and Mac users.Read the article
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Too Much Security Can Be Too Much of a Good Thing
Security is both necessary and good, but like anything else, too much isn't an advantage, as it can make your environment less usable.Read the article
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Demand for Networking and Security IT Pros Remains High
Last year, IT professionals with experience and skills in networking and security were in demand, and this should remain the case through 2010.Read the article
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Pidgin Update Tackles MSN Plugin Security Flaw
From the blogs ... Pidgin gets updated for a security vulnerability (among other things).Read the article
