Can security improve your bottom line?
...bottom line
Now, all we have to do is quantify it! Hmm.. that might be a much harder challenge
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The Impact of Dans DNS Debacle on Internet Risk
...bottom line analysis for the effect on risk due to a change in consequences from pre-invention to post-invention: no change, and therefore no impact
Vulnerabilities
These vulnerabilities have existed for years, and there have been workarounds for years. Along with this announcement, new patches were introduced in all major DNS server...
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Malicious Advertising (Malvertising) Increasing
2008-02-20 22:33:33 by HASH0x8b2be50 in Dancho Danchev's Blog - Mind Streams of Information Security Knowledge
...bottom of the campaigns, define the exact hosts and IPs participating, all of their current campaigns, and who's behind them. Who's been hit at the first place? Expedia , Excite , Rhapsody , MySpace , all major web properties . Now let's outline the malicious parties involved. These are the currently active domains delivering malicious flash...
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Users continue to ignore security policies, while security organizations are overlooking non-technical controls
...Bottom line, you can't bypass making sure you have the right policies, procedures and education in place for your users (aka non-technical controls
After reading this I decided to do some searching around for some type of survey numbers around technical vs. non-technical controls. I didn't see much out there but did come across this (" Is...
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BSDNews.com is hacked and user information is exposed
...bottom.php3", which was used by the site. The attacker was able to access and download user account information. As of the time of this writing, BSDNews.com is offline
Reference URL
Golden-Warez
Indonesia Underground Blog
Jim O'Gorman's Site
Report Credit
Brought to the attention of The Breach Blog by Jim O'Gorman
Response
From the online...
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Contributing To Open Source Software Security
...bottom line" in his Secure Programming for Linux and Unix HOWTO which applies to both open and closed source software. It predicates real security in software on three actions
people need to actually review the code
developers/reviewers need to know how to write secure code
once found, security problems need to be fixed quickly, and...
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Strange Digg.com Spamming
...bottom somewhere so I can't even claim "in-your-face" advertising
At the very bottom, I saw a set of weblinks to other sites - surely this is the gimmick then? Entice potential webmasters to pay up for links placed on-site? Well, as it turns out, no. Clicking the "free slots available" link simply takes you to a page offering a free link...
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The Fallacy of Self-Fulfilling CEP Use Case Studies
...bottom-up approach
Thebottom-up approachis a bit like saying We have a lot of prototype rockets being built, so lets define the future of space travel based on the prototypes
It really makes little sense, at least to me,to attempt to define CEP based on what the current generation products (self-described CEP products) are capable of doing...
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The top 10 spam characteristics (#1-5)
...Bottom line: Many spam filters check for the existence of these characteristics (and more) and use these to determine whether the message should be identified as spam. Some characteristics are strong indicators that a message is spam, others really cannot be taken into account at all since they can also exist in legitimate emails. A system...