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Google+ misses an opportunity – Privacy is an important part of openness

27
Jul
2011

Google’s new “Plus” social networking service attracted more than 10 million users within a week of its public beta. That is a remarkable number of people signing up for an unfinished social network when the field of options is already quite crowded. Why would so many people flock to Google+? The one thing almost everyone […]

Category General Written by Naked Security - Sophos 0 Comments

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Quickpost: Blocking and Detecting a Teensy Dropper

14
Jul
2011

A Teensy dropper presents itself as a keyboard (HID) to a PC and this is how it can be used to drop files even if you don’t allow removable drives. You can prevent the installation of new HIDs, but this is an issue when you need to replace keyboards or mice. Irongeek has a good […]

Category Security Written by Didier Stevens 0 Comments

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