Tag: Security
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Here are some new tech related news items and updates I am tracking: New version of LastPass for Windows 1.70.1 released for FireFox, IE, and Chrome (includes 32-bit and 64-bit support) Adobe PDF iFilter 9 for 64-bit platforms (enables PDF file & content search on 64-bit Windows 7 systems) Having…
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Here are some new items I am tracking — MaximumPC has a good list of Microsoft Windows Phone 7 feature and tech stats Amazon’s cloud services continue to see improvements: new lower S3 storage pricing, increased HTTPS support, Mechanical Turk upgrades, etc. NVIDA has announced GeForce.com as their new home…
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One of the lessons learned from attending DEFCON#18 was that as a FireFox user that running NoScript was a highly recommended tool. Many of the presenters who were talking about Internet browser vulnerabilities mentioned NoScript as a defensive tool to help mitigate the risks they were discussing in their presentations.…
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I just found out that the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is now officially blogging (started Jan. 30, 2008) and is accepting comments on their blog posts. The blog is called "Evolution of Security" and can be found at: http://www.tsa.dhs.gov/blog. If you run into trouble or maybe have a great experience,…
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I just just reading through Bruce Schneier’s latest newsletter published on September 15, 2007, and it had this article: Getting Free Food at a Fast-Food Drive-In It’s easy. Find a fast-food restaurant with two drive-through windows: one where you order and pay, and the other where you receive your food. …
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There is a lot of good blogger analysis about Google’s ability to drill down deep into the search world and possibly get into trouble by not keeping personal privacy data private. Given Google’s business model of matching people to ads, it is in their best interest to not blow this,…
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