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Monday, August 6, 2007
* Make mashups secure
* Websense lures Web 2.0 attackers with HoneyJax
* Mozilla vows to patch any critical flaws in 10 days
* Kittens -- the solution to spam?
* VCs see tight market for security startups
* File encryption dos and don'ts
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MAKE MASHUPS SECURE
With the advent of mashups, innovative developers all over the enterprise
are seeking new ways to leverage the value of corporate information
through the use of external Web applications, APIs, or services.
Although the thought of this adventure has sent many corporate security
specialists running behind their firewalls, mashups are here to stay.
Indeed, they have strategic value for many enterprises, so you'd
better figure out how to live with them.
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WEBSENSE LURES WEB 2.0 ATTACKERS WITH HONEYJAX
Websense has developed a threat detection system designed to spot Web 2.0
attacks soon after they are launched.
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MOZILLA VOWS TO PATCH ANY CRITICAL FLAWS IN 10 DAYS
A Mozilla executive has vowed that his company can patch any critical
vulnerability in its software within 10 days, a sign that Mozilla may
intend to step up its efforts to improve security.
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KITTENS -- THE SOLUTION TO SPAM?
An executive at Microsoft has an unusual idea for beating spammers.
Powerful software tools and supercomputers aren't involved, but
kittens are.
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VCS SEE TIGHT MARKET FOR SECURITY STARTUPS
These are tough times to start up a security company, but entrepreneurs
should not give up hope altogether, a panel of venture capitalists said
Thursday at the Black Hat conference in Las Vegas.
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FILE ENCRYPTION DOS AND DON'TS
I've been involved with multiple projects with file encryption lately,
and even though I've been assisting with data encryption projects for
years, I'm still learning something new every day. They say if you don't
learn something new each day, then the day is wasted. Me, I'd settle for
not looking like a goon in front of the client.
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