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Category Archives: Security
Security Quiz: Test Your Security IQ
Michael Howard and Bryan Sullivan wrote a couple of articles for this month’s MSDN Magazine. One of them is Test Your Security IQ. It’s chance for you to take the challenge. Continue reading
Posted in Security, Software Security
Tagged Bryan Sullivan, IQ, Michael Howard, Security Quiz
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Will machine intelligence be used for attacks as well?
I have worked for some time on using of artificial intelligence (AI) for protecting computer / information systems and networks. My work is primarily in area of intrusion prevention and detection systems (IDS and IPS). There is approach which considers machine intelligence usage for attack on systems’ security. Continue reading
Edgios or will new Google come from Serbia!?
Edgios is a large-scale distributed search ‘cloud’ that offers higher-quality search results. Users participate in the cloud by downloading the Edgios personal search software, and connecting that software to the net. Continue reading
Posted in General, Internet Security, Privacy, Security, Security Research, Software Security
Tagged Belgrade, Borislav Agapiev, cloud, Edgios, Google, large-scale distributed search, search, Serbia
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Will crisis in financial sector affect tech and security?
Financial crisis is going to overflow from financial sector to real sector. It can result in slowdown and less spending for technology, higher unemployment rate etc. Results also can be in growth in the use of open source, cloud computing … Continue reading
How many security incidents you have experienced in last 12 months?
New poll is active on this blog now. Question is: “How many security incidents you have experienced in last 12 months?”. Available answers are: 0 1 – 5 6 – 10 more then 10 Thank you for voting.
Automatic Upgrade of WordPress by Mobile Phone
I was on holidays when new release of WordPress 2.5.1 came out. And I wanted to upgrade immediately from 2.5.0. to new version. But I haven’t got computer with me and had just mobile phone (Nokia N95) with its browser. Anyhow, I decided … Continue reading
Poll Results: Hacking Motives
Poll “Primary motives for hacking are” which was open on this blog since December 21, 2007 to March 31, 2008 is closed now. Based on answers of visitors, who took opportunity to vote in the poll, main reason why hackers … Continue reading
Posted in Polls, Security, Security Research, Threats, Vulnerabilities, Attacks
Tagged hackers, hacking motives, poll, results
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Poll: Rate Your Computer Security Knowledge and Experience
I’ve added a new poll to this blog. The aim of the poll is to see what is the structure of the blog visitors according their (your) individual opinion and experience in the field of security knowledge. There is no … Continue reading
Posted in Education and Training, Polls, Security
Tagged computer security knowledge and experience, poll, rate
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The Privacy Toolbox
Interesting list on Virtual Hosting Blog » The Privacy Toolbox: 100 Guides and Resources for Keeping Your Personal Information Safe, categorized into: Articles Blogs Resources Applications Organizations Tips Guides Books This list might be of great help.
Posted in Privacy, Security
Tagged Guides and Resources, The Privacy Toolbox, Virtual Hosting Blog
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WordPress – Urgent Security Release
New release of WordPress 2.3.3 is one more urgent security release. This release followed release 2.3.2 which was also an urgent security release that fixes a bug that can be used to expose your draft posts. New release 2.3.3 fixes vulnerability which appears … Continue reading