G’day!
I have a small heap of things to do before Wednesday when I leave for Las Vegas. Both nervous and excited to visit the heavily touted DefCon events. Looking very forward to meeting our readers and getting a chance to match avatar pics and nicknames to real faces and names. I guess I’ll be doing the same, won’t I? On the aside, Matt wrangled himself a press pass for Black Hat and DefCon. If you have something you’d like him to write about specifically, please let us/him know and we’ll see what we can do.
Make it a great day!
Signed,
The Intern
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And now, the news…
- EFF urges members to pressure Google on books privacy – Network World
- Citing Privacy Concerns, Senate Seeks Legal Justifications for Govt. Cybersecurity Plan – Threat Level
- Tech Insight: Social Networking In The Enterprise — What Should Security Pros Do About It? – Dark Reading
- What are homograph attacks? – Security Ninja
- iPhone Security: Not Beefy Enough For Business? – Network World
- SHA-3: second round in the cryptographers’ Olympiad – Heise
- 4 Ways to Catch a Liar – CSO Online
- HP researchers develop browser-based darknet – C|NET
- Malware Expected to Set Records This Year – PC World
- Spammers exploit free email, online storage as Black Hat Vegas 2009 kicks off – Last Watchdog
- Social Stalking: Try Brightkite For DefCon – HiR Information Report
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