Powerpoint contained serious flaws but Microsoft has released patches to fix them. The fix is for only office suite windows version. Microsoft reported that...
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Posts Tagged ‘ security ’
Find Address From Phone Number – A Full Review.
For sure there are some of us who get squirrelly when we hear that a new find address from phone number skill is being tooled, honed, and implemented. Now who isn’t aware of the Big Brother efforts of governments who, under the cover of security (personal, governmental, public, political and therefore, national), cross the...
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Windows staedystate offers security solution
Microsofts free Tool “SteadyState” offers a solution for all, a stable supervisor state and a continuous user surface are more important to which than Systemtuning and software installations. With SteadyState a once secured configuration is restored after each system start. Thus neither inadvertent changes of configuration nor computer viruses can cause durably damage. We...
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Basics of computer security
Growing up, you learn many of the things you need to know about how to operate and care for a car by sitting in the back seat while adults drive and care for their vehicles. Similarly, you learn many of the things you need to know about how to care for and maintain a...
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Securing your p2p network
The routing primitives implemented by current structured p2p overlays provide a besteffortservice to deliver a message to a replica root associated with a given key. Asdiscussed above, a malicious overlay node has ample opportunities to corrupt overlaylevelcommunication. Therefore, these primitives are not sufficient to construct secureapplications. For example, when inserting an object, an application...
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How to recognise a scam
â– catch you unawares, contacting you, without you asking them to, by phone, email, post orsometimes in person
■sound pleasant, well spoken and kind (on the phone or at your door) and want you to thinkthey’re your friend
â– have slick, professional leaflets and letters
â– be persistent and persuasive
â– rush you into making a decision
â– ...
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Digital certificate
A digital certificate is an electronic “credit card” that establishes your credentials when doing business or other transactions on the Web. It is issued by a certification authority (CA). It contains your name, a serial number, expiration dates, a copy of the certificate holder’s public key (used for encrypting messages and digital signatures), and...
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Software piracy is the unauthorized use or distribution of software
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What is Software Piracy?
Software piracy is the unauthorized use or distribution of software.
Why shouldn’t I use pirated or pirate software? Who am I hurting?There are several reasons not to use pirated or pirate software.
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It’s illegal and there is liability on your part. (See Liability for Piracy below)
It’s risky. If the software is from...
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Hackers are gearing up on myspace
The functionality of myspace in respect of the e-mail importer raises privacy and security concerns. not everyone is savy with the feature. the feature allows you to login
from the myspace account into your e-mail account and check who from your e-mail address book is on myspace. in the case of gmail everyone is automatically added...
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Network security concern
Every day, students send dozens of electronic messages or store personal files in their accounts thinking that their messages will remain private and their files secure. This, however, might not be the case.
According to one computing assistant (CA) who asked to remain unidentified, break-ins into personal accounts are not uncommon. “People ...
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On the other side of the table
It’s going to take me a while to get used to being on the vendor side of the table. I was used to going to conventions like SANS San Diego, wandering around the floor, picking up shwag and listening to the inane chatter of vendors. Now I’m one of the vendors, responsible...
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