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Jun
2011

In fact, the main point of the article I just sent up to SC Magazine's Cybercrime Corner, "Stuxnet: Paradigms Lost and Paradise Regained" is that the 'next Stuxnet' probably won't be any such thing, whatever we may choose to call it. Stuxnet was certainly a warning, but the message is a bit less dramatic than […]

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OK, if some unimaginative journalist and/or editor can call a pair of bulging briefs “Weinergate” I can call this Twitter App “FireTweet”. Like Firesheep, Royal Test (FireTweet) is an attempt to demonstrate a privacy problem. Techcrunch reported this story and I have verified the privacy issue. Despite allegedly being unable to read private messages, applications […]

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Today, June 8th Sony Pictures published a consumer alert on their site http://www.sonypictures.com/corp/consumeralert.html. The alert is about the data breach that was not discovered by Sony, but rather shoved in Sony’s face on June 2nd and specific details were confirmed by the Associated Press on June 3rd. Despite the fact that it was confirmed that […]

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