'hackers' Tag Index
Why Exploitability is Key to Risk
Commentary: Even if it's not perfect, there's a lot to like about Microsoft's Exploitability Index.
Tags: Firefox, Internet Explorer, Cisco, hackers, risk management
Hacker Hits French President's Bank Account
No/Low/High-Tech Hacking: It All Matters
Don't point the finger at hackers for all security woes. Point hacker tools at yourself to see what's wrong with your stuff, instead.
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Contractor Steals Shell Employees' SSNs
Inside job almost impossible to prevent, especially when suspect has legitimate access to data.
Tags: security, IT, hackers, data loss, data breach
Palin E-mail 'Hack' Was Hardly a Hack
A quick Google search yielded everything the cracker needed to know to reset Palin's Yahoo e-mail password. So what is your mother's maiden name?
Tags: e-Mail, security, file sharing, InternetNews.com, hackers
Cybersecurity Best Practice: Guilty Until Proven Innocent
When it comes to our computers, the classic principle of innocent until proven guilty is simply too dangerous.
Tags: malware, virus, hackers, trojan, wpa security
Presidential Elections will Stuff Inboxes
Hackers Hit BusinessWeek With Malware
Microsoft Pushes Digital IDs for Kids Online
Making the Web safer for kids is the idea, but how realistic is the proposal?
Tags: hackers
Newer vPro Sports More Security Features
Second generation coming next month, Nehalem support due in a year.
Tags: hackers
Google Gadgets Under Attack at Black Hat
Researcher details Gadgets-based attacks that could leave users at the mercy of hackers.
Tags: hackers
Adding Voltage for Secure Databases
The encryption options are plentiful but good luck finding a way to appease your DBAs. Voltage employs some clever tricks for minimizing shocks to the system.
Tags: hackers
Lazy Hacker Trick: Tricking Script Kiddies
Security: Leopard vs. Vista
Organizing IT Chaos through Email Authentication
Security Watch: Living with PCI DSS
A security experts hope the industry can keep that momentum going and start really paying attention to the security of our software, and not just try to retro-engineer security through largely superficial bolt-on products.
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