The 2010 Guide to IT Salaries
Unemployment in this sector remains low, but salaries are slumping.
3/24: Linux.Psybot Spreads via Routers
Linux.Psybot is a worm that spreads through routers and DSL modems.
3/23: Troj/Agent-IOV Adds DLL File
When run Troj/Agent-IOV copies itself to
3/23: Mal/ObfJS-BE Spreads via Browser
Mal/ObfJS-BE is a malicious script that attempts to exploit vulnerabilities in order to infect the victim when the malicious web page is browsed.
2009 Salaries for IT Security Professionals
In contrast with the gloomy job market, salary levels for IT security professionals are holding up well.
Bruce Schneier: Securing Your PC and Your Privacy
In this interview, the security guru discusses the technological threats facing us, from ID theft to how to best protect your personal computer.
5/1: W32/KillFil-BP Spreads Through P2P
W32/KillFil-BP Spreads Through P2P and network shares.
5/1: Bloodhound.Exploit.138 Detects MIE Apps
The Bloodhound.Exploit.138 Detects Multiple Image Editing Apps.
5/1: W32.Relfeer Attacks Networks
The W32.Relfeer worm spreads through network shares and file-sharing applications.
Great Security Blunders
A short compendium of lost laptops, stolen USB devices and unsecured e-mails. Forget hackers – it’s internal security mistakes that will give you nightmares.
Friday Job Watch: Security Engineers and Analysts
A survey of openings in security positions that call for design and security architecture expertise.
Friday Job Watch: $100k+ Security Jobs
This week we narrow our search to security jobs that pay in the $100k range.
Friday Job Watch: High Paying Security Jobs
Jobs in New York, Chicago and Silicon Valley are highlighted, focusing on those in the higher salary bracket.
Top Ten 2007 Security Problems: Predictions
McAfee has forecast which security problems will likely plague us in the coming year. Security guru Dave Marcus gives eSecurity Planet the inside scoop.
The Jealous Trojan
The latest malware has its own anti-virus scanner to make sure it has no competition as it does its dirty work.
Hacking for Profit
It’s ever more common that black hatters are extorting money rather than crashing machines. Plus: the threat from caching servers.
- What are the top Android security apps?
- What are the top Android security risks?
- What are today's top cyber threats?
- What's the most secure way to delete data?
- How does hard drive encryption work?
- Is old software inherently insecure?
- Are Macs immune to malware?
- How can BYOD risk be managed?
- Which web browser is the most secure?
- How do I protect my iOS device?
- What are the top iPhone security apps?
- How do I secure my wireless network?
- Are public Wi-Fi hotspots safe?
