5 Tips for Protecting Your Child Online
We all know the stereotype: If you want your computer fixed, ask the nearest...
Oracle Kills 40 Java Bugs in One Fell Swoop
Oracle has released Java SE 7u25 with fixes for a colossal 40 security vulnerabilities. Most of the bugs fixed in Java SE 7u25 are “remotely exploitable without authentication,” according to Oracle’s security team. This critical patch applies to Java 7 Update 21 and all versions before, Java 6 Update 45 and before, and Java 5.0...
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Camino Canceled: Mac Browser Calls It Quits
Last week the maintainers of Camino, a Mac-exclusive Web browser first released more than a decade ago in February 2002, officially announced that the...
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Whoops! Those iOS-Generated Hotspot Passwords Are Really Weak
Accessing the Internet when you’re on the road can be a tricky thing. Using Wi-Fi can be a source of risk, especially if you’re...
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Unpacking the NSA Scandal: What is Metadata?
First of all, let me say that this is not intended as commentary or opinion on the current scandal. My goal in posting this...
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Operating Systems are Meaningless to Malware Developers
If you’re a regular reader of this blog, you’re well aware that malware authors are more concerned with data, than with what OS the data is stored on. We’re also seeing more and more multi-platform malware as well as...
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