15 genius algorithms that aren't boring All computer systems are not created equal. Some get to run way cooler applications than others. Here we take a look at 15 unique algorithms designed to prevent denial-of-service attacks, jam electronic signals, monitor your behavior and yes, tell you how bad your gout is. Microsoft confirms Hotmail lost thousands of passwords to phishing scheme Microsoft is admitting that thousands of Windows Live Hotmail account usernames and passwords have indeed leaked to the Internet as reported by Neowin.net. But the company also said the attack was not caused by an internal security breach. It was the result of a massive phishing attack, reports Computerworld. Nasty banking Trojan makes mules of victims A sophisticated Trojan horse program designed to empty bank accounts has a new trick up its sleeve: It lies to investigators about where the money is going. Bitbucket's downtime is a cautionary cloud tale Bitbucket's weekend troubles with Amazon's cloud services are instructive, but don't necessarily indicate a problem with cloud security. Shields Up! Time to Start Blocking with your Cisco IPS Sensors Cisco started to include reputation functionality in its IPS sensors about 6 months ago with its 7.0 release. The data has been collected on how effective it has been so far. The findings are significant. Cisco's addition of reputation data to its IPS sensor software has resulted in a 100% increase in effectiveness over signature protection alone. Additionally, it has been found that a reputation... Hackers plan to clobber the cloud, spy on Blackberries A new era of computing is on the rise and viruses, spies and malware developers are tagging along for the ride. Microsoft Subnet is giving away training from Global Knowledge and 15 copies of Microsoft Expression Web 3 In Depth. Cisco Subnet is giving away training from Global Knowledge and 15 copies of Building Service-Aware Networks. Google Subnet is hosting many new bloggers. Entry forms can be found on the Cisco Subnet and Microsoft Subnet home pages. Network World on Twitter? You bet we are |
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