ActiveDen – Fluxglide Pro Multi Media Gallery AS2

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• ActiveDen – Fluxglide Pro Multi Media Gallery AS2
• NSTIC director: 'We're trying to get rid of passwords'
• AES proved vulnerable by Microsoft researchers
• Google highlights trouble in detecting Web-based malware
• Anonymous claims release of BART police officers' data
• The collar bomber's explosive tech gaffe
• Cracked SpyEye cheers, worries researchers
• 2011 State of the CSO
• Chase.com goes down, but only for Firefox users

ActiveDen – Fluxglide Pro Multi Media Gallery AS2 Posted: 18 Aug 2011 05:13 PM PDT This is a wonderful component. You can either use it as a module or as standalone, it's extremely easy and everything can be achieved by adjusting a few .xml file settings. We also included a full background module into this that can support images and video files. Demo: activeden.net/item/fluxglide-pro-multi-media-gallery-as… Download: www.filesonic.com/file/1696474954/Fluxglide.zip Mirror: www.wupload.com/file/109498091/Fluxglide.zip

NSTIC director: 'We're trying to get rid of passwords' Posted: 18 Aug 2011 09:16 AM PDT The federal government's National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace (NSTIC) program is trying to identify more secure alternatives to simple passwords that the government as well as anyone else might use in authenticating to online applications.

AES proved vulnerable by Microsoft researchers Posted: 18 Aug 2011 08:37 AM PDT Researchers from Microsoft and the Dutch Katholieke Universiteit Leuven have discovered a way to break the widely used Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), the encryption algorithm used to secure most all online transactions and wireless communications.

Google highlights trouble in detecting Web-based malware Posted: 18 Aug 2011 02:51 AM PDT Google issued a new study on Wednesday detailing how it is becoming more difficult to identify malicious websites and attacks, with antivirus software proving to be an ineffective defense against new ones.

Anonymous claims release of BART police officers' data Posted: 17 Aug 2011 03:34 AM PDT Hackers claiming to belong to the collective Anonymous this morning publicly posted the names, home addresses, email addresses and passwords of 102 police officers belonging to San Francisco's Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) agency

The collar bomber's explosive tech gaffe Posted: 17 Aug 2011 03:32 AM PDT The man who claimed to have attached a bomb collar to an Australian high school student two weeks ago thought it would be a good idea to leave a ransom note on a USB stick looped around her neck. What he probably didn't realize is that he also left his name, hidden deep in the device's memory.

Cracked SpyEye cheers, worries researchers Posted: 16 Aug 2011 11:33 PM PDT A hacking group has released a tool to remove the copy protection for a popular bot program, an event that is both good news and bad news for end users, a security researcher said Tuesday.

2011 State of the CSO Posted: 16 Aug 2011 11:30 PM PDT More budget? Perhaps a little. More attention from senior management? Yes, a bit. Better results? That's not so clear.

Chase.com goes down, but only for Firefox users Posted: 16 Aug 2011 11:18 PM PDT A year after a major outage on its banking website, Chase today experienced another problem: An outdated Firefox certificate left some users without access for 45 minutes.

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