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Credit Bureaus and Outsourcing
Emergent Chaos - , 2008-05-09 When credit bureaus outsource, do they have to protect your information? Apparently not. Security Cameras Functional Emergent Chaos - , 2008-05-07 Only 3 percent of crimes have been solved with CCTV, a report finds. 
Race To Zero: It's Not A Contest, It's A ProtestMatasano - , 2008-05-05 This contest isn’t a contest. This contest is a protest. It is a protest against the fact that there is simply not enough innovation in the anti-malware space. 
Storm Worm - Still EvolvingSymantec Security Response, 2008-05-05 No sooner had various agencies commented on the reduction of the size of the Storm network than we started seeing signs of another wave of malware in the offing. Hiring Fraudsters? Emergent Chaos - , 2008-05-05 Jérôme Kerviel, the Société Générale trader who used his knowledge of the French bank’s electronic risk controls to conceal billions in unauthorized bets, has a new job -- at a computer consulting firm.
BlackBag 0.9.1 - New link and minor fixesMatasano - , 2008-05-01 Black Bag gets reposted and a minor update. Italy Posts Tax Return Data on Official Website Emergent Chaos - , 2008-05-01 Oops. Italians have their salaries outed by the government.
Retsaot is Toaster, Reversed: Quick'n Dirty Firmware ReversingMatasano - , 2008-04-29 Some interesting challenges and discoveries from reverse engineering embedded systems. The messenger is the message Emergent Chaos - , 2008-04-28 When the legal profession starts commenting knowledgeably about access termination policies, there's something interesting afoot. Who Watches the Watchlists? Emergent Chaos - , 2008-04-28 The idea of "watchlists" has proliferated as part of the War on Terror. There are now more than 63 of them. |
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