'media' Tag Index
Pentagon Allows Portable Media
A ban on USB storage devices and other portable media has been lifted.
Tags: Storage, security, media, government, portable
China Shuts Down P2P Video-Sharing Sites
Lawmakers Want to Put TSA Genie Back in Bottle
FTC Warns of Child Safety Risks on Virtual Worlds
Agency releases report detailing shortcomings in online child safety
mechanisms.
Tags: FTC, media, security, child safety, virtual
Avast Reverses Overly Enthusiastic Security Update
Sophos Offers Free Data-loss Protection Apps
Security Audits: Important but Rare
A new survey finds that there is little follow-up to security audits.
Tags: search, security, software, media, Enterprise
U.S. Changes Laptop Border Search Rules
Top Security Concern: Email Violations
Pentagon to Set up Cyber Command
Your Personal Info is Unsafe (Even Offline)
U.S. Cybersecurity Has a Long Way to Go
Danger of cyber attacks on U.S. computer system cannot be easily guarded against, according to an expert who wrote an analysis for the Obama administration.
Tags: security, media, IT, Symantec, cybersecurity
U.S. to Unveil 'Cyber Command' for Security
China Claims Not Spying Over Web
China Tuesday rejected a report suggesting it may be involved in using computer networks to spy on exiled Tibetans and foreign governments, accusing its authors of being possessed by "the ghost of the Cold War."
Tags: Copyright, security, virus, international, media
China to YouTube: Just Say No
3/13: Email-Worm.Win32.Merond.a Spreads as Attachment
3/11: Mal/AutoInf-B Malicious File May Cause Execution of Malware
2/27: JS_Dloadr.ACF JavaScript May Pose High Threat
2/27: Xirtem@MM Mass Mail Worm Spreads Through Multiple Means
W32/Xirtem@MM is a mass mailing worm that also spreads through removable media using autorun.inf, and also by copying itself to Shared folders of Peer-2-Peer applications.
Tags: media, McAfee, content, applications
