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Insider Threats — Who Can You Trust?

Don’t forget the most important rule-of-thumb about security - 80% of the threat to any organization comes from inside. Read this paper to identify key security processes so that you will be highly equipped to contain an insider threat.

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SGC-enabled SSL Certificates

Learn how VeriSign SGC-enabled SSL Certificates can help improve site security and customer confidence in the free white paper, “How to Offer the Strongest SSL Encryption.”

[July 24, 2008]

New Thunderbird Release Fixes 8 Security Problems

Mozilla released Thunderbird 2.0.0.16 to fix 8 security problems all of which are rated as moderate or low risks.
Windows IT Pro - Mark Joseph Edwards 

[July 24, 2008]

Mozilla Claims Guinness World Record

Mozilla Foundation said that they recently set the world record for the most downloads in a 24-hour period when in early July the company delivered 8,002,530 downloads to users all around the globe.
Windows IT Pro - Mark Joseph Edwards 

[July 24, 2008]

ACL on UNIX

For granting fine-grained access rights to files, you might want to check out this package of tools and file systems, ACL, which helps sys admins assign permissions to users and groups on Linux and UNIX systems.
Windows IT Pro - Jeff Fellinge 

[July 24, 2008]

Windows Gatekeeper

Answers to your Windows security questions.
Windows IT Pro - Jan De Clercq 

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HOT POST : Any Problems with Win2K Update Rollup 1?
There have been a couple of reports of problems after installing the new Update Rollup 1 package for Windows 2000. Have you experienced any problems?
Mark Joseph Edwards
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Misinformation in Action
Last week I wrote about Mozilla is working to change the way it measures security. That effort will probably help eliminate some of the misinformation that gets spread around. Let's take a look at a new example of security-related misinformation.
Mark Joseph Edwards
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SSH Attacks Flying Under the Radar?
If you're running SSH servers then do you know how often an intruder tries to brute force guess your login passwords? Here's a tool that will automatically block those intruders, plus other intruders that never hit your site yet.
Mark Joseph Edwards
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User Names and Passwords in Authentication Forms
I made an interesting observation today regarding login forms that accept user names and passwords for authentication--and what I'm seeing makes no sense.
Mark Joseph Edwards
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