Kernel Hacker Wants to Crack Android Code
Feb 10, 2009Czech kernel developer Pavel Machek wants to be root on his T-Mobile G1 Android Linux mobile phone so that he can exploit security holes simply to extend usability of the phone.
more »Mail Theft Possible from GroupWise Web Interface
Feb 02, 2009Security tester ProCheckUp has found critical bugs in Novell's GroupWise WebAccess that could allow e-mail theft.
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Jan 31, 2009Security Lessons Cross-site scripting request forgeries
Jan 31, 2009Sometimes, even ING, YouTube, The New York Times, and Google get it wrong.
more »Security Strategies Technologies and tools for safer networks
Jan 31, 2009Is your data safe? Are your borders protected? This month we examine some expert techniques for building more secure networks.
more »VoIP Security Securing VoIP networks
Jan 31, 2009Eavesdropping on conversations on a LAN is easier than ever thanks to insecure VoIP installations. You don't need to bug restaurant booths or tap phone lines – standard Linux tools are all a hacker needs.
more »Wireless LAN Security Security strategies for wireless networks
Jan 31, 2009WLANs give you Internet access without a bird's nest of wiring. But if you don't take security seriously, you might find yourself with uninvited guests.
more »One-Time Passwords on the Web Implementing a one-time password system on the web
Jan 31, 2009Add security to your website with a one-time password system.
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