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Microsoft: We have the right to search your Hotmail account (updated)

21

Mar

2014

An ex-Microsoft employee was recently arrested for allegedly leaking company secrets, all because Redmond found evidence against him in his contacts Hotmail account. Hold on, is it even legal for the company to go through someones account without permission? Well, according to Microsoft, it sure is — in fact, Hotmails Terms of Service apparently states […]

Category CA Technologies Tech Written by Engadget 0 Comments

Webmail Security and Associated Best Practices

13

Mar

2012

Webmail is popular for its many advantages over regular desktop email. One of its salient benefits is ubiquitous availability, which is a double-edged sword. The price paid for universal access is a greatly increased attack surface area. Below we will identify existing threats, the implications of being targeted, and best practices to effectively mitigate threats […]

Category General Written by Symantec Security Response Blog 0 Comments

Can simple Google searches reveal your secrets?

05

Jul

2011

It seems pretty obvious that implementing solid security practices, such as encryption, is a guaranteed way to protect your company secrets. Or is it? As a data protection and privacy professional, I feel even the best cryptographic algorithms are useless when the secret guarding the secret is commonly available. Think about this for a moment. […]

Category General Written by Naked Security - Sophos 0 Comments

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