Because of the ever-increasing vulnerability of IT systems, and because new and increasingly complex attacks are being devised every day, an organization can face significant challenges in deploying all of the various software components required for security risk management and control.
Besides the cost of the software and updates, total cost of ownership (TCO) considers […]

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A recent post over on McAfee’s blog talks about the sneaky ways once again being used to defeat the CAPTCHA (Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart) challenge-response mechanism that generates distorted characters, text, or pictures to prevent automated systems from registering for accounts or otherwise abusing whatever amenities the CAPTCHA […]

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As Chris Barton over at the McAfee blog indicated in his post $109.30 in 2 Minutes, phishers continue to attempt to lure the public into relinquishing personal information in exchange for a bogus IRS refund. In a span of 9 days this month I’ve received three phishy emails promising refunds…

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Well, I guess it was bound to happen! Malware for the Mac. Great explanation of the fake codec by Allysa Myers of McAfee Avert Labs.
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I think this is simply a result of Apple’s success with the iPhone and iPod, which now has a Wi-Fi version. These products and Apple Mac’s increasing […]

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