Hacker: I broke into Twitter
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By Robert McMillan
For the second time this year, a hacker has gained
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Senior Editor Ellen Messmer covers security for Network World.
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Network security: What do Britney Spears, the Wizard of Oz and
the Dark Market have in common?
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Last week's RSA Conference in San Francisco was as intriguing as
past years. In fact we've found that security experts can say
the darndest things. Here are a few choice memories from the RSA
Conference 2009:
U.S. needs transparent policies for carrying out cyberattacks
http://www.networkworld.com/nlsecuritynewsal194312 The notion
that the federal government needs to create an arsenal of
cyberattack capabilities to help defend U.S. interests in
cyberspace is gaining considerable support as...
From Computers to Crime Busting
http://www.networkworld.com/nlsecuritynewsal194313 When a
high-speed chase on an interstate highway in Alpharetta, Ga.,
resulted in the arrest of a suspect with seven felony warrants,
residents credited the work of a fast-acting police officer.
Little did they know that a mild-mannered CIO was also to thank
for nabbing the dangerous offender.
Federal CISOs decry excessive paperwork
http://www.networkworld.com/nlsecuritynewsal194314 Unnecessary
paperwork and too much focus on compliance reporting are two of
the biggest distractions for federal Chief Information Security
Officers trying to shore up...
'Phantom' withdrawal case concludes in U.K. court
http://www.networkworld.com/nlsecuritynewsal194315 A one-day
trial that raises questions about the security of cash cards
used in the U.K. and Europe concluded Thursday, with a decision
expected in about a month.
Businesses losing fight against employee apps
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are struggling to control the use of consumer applications
within the workplace, despite the panoply of security tools
being used within corporations.
F5 adds security touches to Big-IP
http://www.networkworld.com/nlsecuritynewsal194317 F5 has added
security enhancements to its Big-IP applications delivery
platform. The company, which launched version 10 of the Big-IP
software last month, held off on the security additions to the
product.
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