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Teaching a pig to sing
There's been a lot of back-and-forth about the demise of Microsoft's CardSpace in the blogosphere. You could search it all down, but the best bet would be to read what the "father of Identity" (and the leading light behind InfoCard) has to say. Read More


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PayPal CISO: DDoS one big security threat among many
Stung by a high-profile denial-of-service attack in December, PayPal's CISO says application layer attacks remain a major threat to businesses in general, which need better defenses and actual testing of the DDoS tools they have. Read More

Are smart meters real-time surveillance spies?
Smart meters provide highly detailed energy-use data that law enforcement can use to bust indoor pot farmers. And that's only the tip of potential smart meter surveillance.Smart meters provide highly detailed energy-use data. The info can be used by police to find and to bust indoor pot farms, by insurance companies to determine health care premiums, and by criminals to determine if you own high-dollar appliances and when is the best time to steal them. And that's only the tip of the potential privacy invasion iceberg. Read More

Facebook security more important as e-mail spam levels drop
Cisco discussed Facebook security, while Websense unveiled a new Facebook anti-spam tool. Read More


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Helzberg Diamonds tries 'tokenization' for PCI compliance
Jewelry retailer Helzberg Diamonds has struggled to achieve compliance with the Payment Card Industry (PCI) data-security standards, so it is trying a new tactic: technology called tokenization that lets the retailer "hide" sensitive card data in plain sight. Read More

Google patches 19 Chrome bugs week before Pwn2Own hacking contest
Google on Monday patched 19 vulnerabilities in Chrome, paying nine researchers $14,000 in bug bounties for reporting the flaws. Read More

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As Baby Boomers are leaving the corporate workplace to enjoy their time on the beach, in the mountains and in their RVs traveling across the country, corporate security departments are losing leadership talent more frequently than at any other time in corporate history. Read More


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Intel completes McAfee acquisition
Intel has completed its US$7.68 billion acquisition of security vendor McAfee, the chip maker announced on Monday. Read More

Anonymous forces HBGary Federal CEO to step down
The hactivist group Anonymous has won for now its skirmish with the CEO of HBGary Federal, the network security firm whose e-mails were stolen and posted on the Internet, leaving the company red-faced over the content as well as the ease with which its network was hacked. Read More



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