ActiveDen – Puppet Christmas Card XML

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• ActiveDen – Puppet Christmas Card XML
• ActiveDen – Enigma XML, SEO & Mobile Template
• Arista again looks to buck Cisco, others in data center
• iOS, Android to get federal-strength authentication
• Why Law Enforcement Can't Stop Hackers
• Facebook users flooded with adult images in mystery hack
• W3C releases draft online privacy standards
• Advertisers can't be trusted to self-regulate on data collection, says EFF
• FAQ: What's the big deal about Duqu?
• Apple secures iTunes update checking to address man-in-the-middle vulnerability
• Researchers find new way to hide messages in VoIP
• FBI investigating intrusion into university records system to alter grades
• Huawei buys out Symantec in joint venture
• How to Protect Your Smartphone from Bad Apps
• 4 spear-phishing hooks for the holidays
• Has the spam problem been solved?
• CA takes to the cloud for identity management
• Regulators sniffing around mobile privacy issues
• Security researcher says Iran to blame for its own Duqu infections

ActiveDen – Puppet Christmas Card XML Posted: 15 Nov 2011 04:07 PM PST Complete vector animated and sounded Christmas e-card with interactive ON-OFF switch. HTML page template with XML custom external logo, music and adjustable multiline textblock with tags and URL link support. Animation centered in browser window.

ActiveDen – Enigma XML, SEO & Mobile Template Posted: 15 Nov 2011 04:13 PM PST Demo: activeden.net/item/enigma-xml-seo-mobile-template/70192… Download: www.filesonic.com/file/2743539481/enigma.zip Mirror: www.wupload.com/file/1238965786/enigma.zip

Arista again looks to buck Cisco, others in data center Posted: 15 Nov 2011 05:02 AM PST Arista Networks this week has rolled out four switches and enhanced software designed to address the scalability, resilience and density requirements of cloud computing.

iOS, Android to get federal-strength authentication Posted: 15 Nov 2011 08:01 AM PST Businesses also gain a new Android app management and provisioning tool

Why Law Enforcement Can't Stop Hackers Posted: 15 Nov 2011 07:14 AM PST On July 19, 2011, FBI agents in nine states rounded up 14 men and two women ranging in age from 21 to 36 for their alleged involvement with the international hacking group Anonymous. Fourteen of these individuals were arrested for allegedly plotting and executing a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack in December 2010 that took down PayPal's Website.

Facebook users flooded with adult images in mystery hack Posted: 15 Nov 2011 06:52 AM PST For the past several days, many Facebook users have been seeing adult images in their news feeds that feature pornography, violence and animal abuse -- the result of what security analysts say is a mystery attack.

W3C releases draft online privacy standards Posted: 15 Nov 2011 06:04 AM PST The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has released the first draft of two standards intended to protect the privacy of Web users and allow them to opt out of Web tracking systems.

Advertisers can't be trusted to self-regulate on data collection, says EFF Posted: 15 Nov 2011 05:53 AM PST The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) doesn't think that the digital advertising industry can efficiently regulate itself and has issued a statement saying that the self-regulatory principles for multisite data recently published by the Digital Advertising Alliance will suffer from a lack of enforcement.

FAQ: What's the big deal about Duqu? Posted: 15 Nov 2011 03:28 AM PST The recently discovered Duqu Trojan has gotten a lot of attention in the security research community. Here's why.

Apple secures iTunes update checking to address man-in-the-middle vulnerability Posted: 15 Nov 2011 02:24 AM PST Apple's iTunes 10.5.1 update addresses a weakness in the application's update mechanism that could be exploited to trick users into visiting malicious websites.

Researchers find new way to hide messages in VoIP Posted: 15 Nov 2011 01:00 AM PST Researchers have devised a new scheme for hiding secret data within VoIP packets, making it possible to carry on legitimate voice conversations while stolen data piggybacks on the call undetected, making its way to thieves on the outside.

FBI investigating intrusion into university records system to alter grades Posted: 15 Nov 2011 08:41 AM PST The computerized records system at Santa Clara University in California was compromised to alter student grades, an official of the university said.

Huawei buys out Symantec in joint venture Posted: 14 Nov 2011 02:57 AM PST Huawei Technologies will buy out the rest of a joint venture with Symantec for US$530 million, the companies announced on Monday.

How to Protect Your Smartphone from Bad Apps Posted: 14 Nov 2011 12:18 AM PST Today, the sheer number of people embracing smartphones makes those mobile devices and the data stored on them attractive targets to Bad Guys looking to access or steal your personal information. And though mobile malware isn't exactly a major issue at this point, it could be if those hackers and thieves have their way. But you can, and you should, do your best to protect your device and your data.

4 spear-phishing hooks for the holidays Posted: 14 Nov 2011 12:04 AM PST Cybercriminals are increasingly abandoning the technique of casting a wide net by blasting thousands of email accounts with a phishing scam. That's not nearly as lucrative as a spear-phishing attack, which might take more work, but has the potential for a much bigger payoff, according to Rohyt Belani, CEO of phishing-awareness-training company PhishMe.

Has the spam problem been solved? Posted: 13 Nov 2011 11:33 PM PST Microsoft founder Bill Gates said in 2004 that the problem of spam would be solved within two years. It seemed unlikely at the time, and in fact 2006 came and went without so much as a dip in the crushing load of unwanted email advertising.

CA takes to the cloud for identity management Posted: 13 Nov 2011 11:00 PM PST CA Technologies has gotten its feet wet with cloud-based security before, but now the company is moving further in with a package of cloud based identity and access control services.

Regulators sniffing around mobile privacy issues Posted: 13 Nov 2011 10:36 PM PST Regulators are starting to investigate what kind of oversight is in place to make sure that mobile applications don't encroach on user privacy rights, a lawyer in Microsoft's Windows Phone segment said on Monday.

Security researcher says Iran to blame for its own Duqu infections Posted: 13 Nov 2011 10:20 PM PST An Iranian government official yesterday acknowledged that the Duqu attacks had infected computers in the country but claimed that the Trojan was "under control," according to a report by a state-run news agency.

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