NASA shoots a computer virus into space
Well, this is a little embarrassing. Intergalactic malware has made it's way into the news. A computer virus on the International Space Station.
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SQL Injection attacks in the wild - why they're working and what to do
A bunch of IT and web-app teams have lost a lot of sleep lately...
Over the past several days, a significant number (in the thousands)
IT Risk Management - an interview with my friend Simon Goldstein
Last week we published an interview that Richard and I did on RunAs Radio with my friend and former co-worker, Simon Goldstein. Simon's
What will it take to get OpenID adopters to be relying parties?
Over on the Internet Evolution site I recently wrote an article discussing the fact that MySpace is becoming an OpenID provider. Of note is the
DNS exploit now in the wild - 52% of DNS servers vulnerable today
The DNS vulnerability discovered earlier this year by Dan Kaminsky, and recently patched by DNS software providers in an unprecedented cross-vendor cooperation, has graduated from