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Q&A: Social networking privacy issues
Brian Honan is the founder of BH Consulting and head of Ireland’s first CERT team. As a speaker at RSA Conference Europe 2009 he discussed the danger of social networks …
Microsoft puts a spotlight on browser security
The Internet is growing. With the steady rise of the number of users from emerging markets getting computers and joining the online world, opportunities abound for the bad …
Gathering data and its security implications
At the RSA Conference Europe Advisory Board roundtable in London, new board members and experts Dr. Herbert Thompson and John Madelin, Verizon Business, headed a stimulating …
Q&A: Fuzzing
Ari Takanen is the CTO of Codenomicon and a regular speaker at security conferences. He’s presenting today at RSA Conference Europe and in this interview he discusses …
Video: Overview of RSA Conference Europe 2009
In this video, RSA Conference Europe 2009 Manager Linda Lynch gives an overview of the event, taking place October 20-22 in London, UK.
How social networking can hurt you
Let’s put aside all the positive reasons to use social networking services and focus on the dark side. Most of the time, users don’t even realize how much private …
The future of information security is now
The information security industry is one of the very few that hasn’t been severely impacted by the economic downturn. Many companies in this sector have thrived in the …
Photos: RSA Conference Europe 2009 keynote sessions
Help Net Security Editor in Chief Mirko Zorz attended the RSA Conference 2009 Europe keynotes earlier today and here are some photos from the opening event. Art Coviello, …
Q&A: Mac OS X security and forensics
Sean Morrissey is currently employed by Paradigm Solutions as a Computer Forensic Analyst at the U.S. Department of State and was previously employed by CSC as a …
ExcaliburCon
In this video, recorded at BruCON, security professional and book author Jayson Street discusses the upcoming ExcaliburCon conference taking place in Wuxi, China. The …
Q&A: Worldwide surveillance and filtering
The aim of the OpenNet Initiative is to investigate, expose and analyze Internet filtering and surveillance practices in a credible and non-partisan fashion. Rafal Rohozinski …
Malicious PDF files
In this video, recorded at BruCON, security researcher and expert on malicious PDF files Didier Stevens discusses how these files work and offers protection tips.
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