Books To Help You Secure *Nix

Books To Help You Secure *Nix
One ‘solution’ for the security issues in the Microsoft Windows operating systems is to just not use it. Many security experts and the techno-geek crowd shun Microsoft in favor of…[Lees verder]

Symantec and McAfee Take Issue With Planned Vista Security
Microsoft is wrapping up the final stages of tweaking Vista to get it ready for its official release. Vista includes a number of security updates and changes in the way…[Lees verder]

Step-By-Step: Change Your Wireless Router Default SSID
To secure your wireless network, one of the steps you should take is to change your default SSID, or Network Name, for your wireless network. I had previously written a…[Lees verder]

Don’t Take The Bait
As viruses and worms have declined in numbers, other forms of malware are on the rise. Phishing attacks in particular have become a malware attack of choice for many malware…[Lees verder]

Zero-Day PowerPoint Exploit
No sooner did Microsoft release an out-of-cycle patch to address the Internet Explorer VML vulnerability being exploited in the wild, than a new zero-day exploit targeting Microsoft has been discovered….[Lees verder]

The Death Of Viruses
According to this article in The Register, normal viruses and mass-mailing worms seem to be all but dead. As malware has converged and organized crime has gotten involved in developing…[Lees verder]

Understanding HiJack This Logs
Anti-spyware has become somewhat of a standard security tool that most people run on their computers in some way, shape or form. Most antivirus vendors now include anti-spyware functions in…[Lees verder]

The Spam Epidemic
Spam continues to be more than a simple nuisance for users of email- which is essentially every computer user in existence. Spam has evolved some, primarily as it has become…[Lees verder]

Weekly Secunia Advisory Summary
This week Secunia published 39 new Security Advisories rated as Highly Critical or higher. They affected a broad range of products including the Firefox web browser and Thunderbird email client….[Lees verder]

September Security Bulletins From Microsoft
Microsoft gave everyone a little break for the month of September. There were only three new Security Bulletins released, and only one of them is rated as Critical. The Critical…[Lees verder]

Books To Help You Secure *Nix
One ‘solution’ for the security issues in the Microsoft Windows operating systems is to just not use it. Many security experts and the techno-geek crowd shun Microsoft in favor of…[Lees verder]

Symantec and McAfee Take Issue With Planned Vista Security
Microsoft is wrapping up the final stages of tweaking Vista to get it ready for its official release. Vista includes a number of security updates and changes in the way…[Lees verder]

Step-By-Step: Change Your Wireless Router Default SSID
To secure your wireless network, one of the steps you should take is to change your default SSID, or Network Name, for your wireless network. I had previously written a…[Lees verder]

Don’t Take The Bait
As viruses and worms have declined in numbers, other forms of malware are on the rise. Phishing attacks in particular have become a malware attack of choice for many malware…[Lees verder]

Zero-Day PowerPoint Exploit
No sooner did Microsoft release an out-of-cycle patch to address the Internet Explorer VML vulnerability being exploited in the wild, than a new zero-day exploit targeting Microsoft has been discovered….[Lees verder]

The Death Of Viruses
According to this article in The Register, normal viruses and mass-mailing worms seem to be all but dead. As malware has converged and organized crime has gotten involved in developing…[Lees verder]

Understanding HiJack This Logs
Anti-spyware has become somewhat of a standard security tool that most people run on their computers in some way, shape or form. Most antivirus vendors now include anti-spyware functions in…[Lees verder]

The Spam Epidemic
Spam continues to be more than a simple nuisance for users of email- which is essentially every computer user in existence. Spam has evolved some, primarily as it has become…[Lees verder]

Weekly Secunia Advisory Summary
This week Secunia published 39 new Security Advisories rated as Highly Critical or higher. They affected a broad range of products including the Firefox web browser and Thunderbird email client….[Lees verder]

September Security Bulletins From Microsoft
Microsoft gave everyone a little break for the month of September. There were only three new Security Bulletins released, and only one of them is rated as Critical. The Critical…[Lees verder]

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