Podcast 37 - Shmoocon, TJX, China, Netflix
- Shmoocon Tickets going fast!
- IT Departments Biggest Source of Data Leaks, Says Research
- UK Government Accuses Chinese of IT Espionage
- MI5 Warns UK Businesses of China-Sponsored Cyber Attacks (December 2 & 3, 2007)
- Government-sponsored Cyberattacks on the Rise, McAfee Says
- 10 Extremely Useful Websites to Stop Big Brother From Snooping on You
- (IN)SECURE Magazine Issue 14
- Technitium FREE MAC Address Changer v4.7 - Released for Download
- Researchers reverse Netflix anonymization
- QuickTime exploited by media-handling flaw
- Data Breaches Cost More Than Ever
- TJX offers a $40.9 million
- Card issuers do not get to form a class in a suit
- TJX's Settlement with Visa Casts Light on Murky World of PCI Penalties
- Gene Naftulyev, CISSP
- Anatoly Elberg, CISSP
2 comments:
Is this all crap? I picked this up on rootsecure this morning, and rootsecure are usually pretty good.
http://cryptome.org/nsa-ssl-email.htm
Sounds like 'all crap' to me, but then I don't transmit anything important in email that I didn't encrypt.
This really smells like conspiracy to me. The NSA does not 'monitor' email for the hell of it.
Executive Order 12333, dated 4 December 1981, describes the responsibility of the National Security Agency and the Central Security Service (NSA/CSS) in more detail. The resources of NSA/CSS are organized for the accomplishment of two national missions:
* The Information Assurance mission provides the solutions, products, and services, and conducts defensive information operations, to achieve information assurance for information infrastructures critical to U.S. national security interests.
* The foreign signals intelligence or SIGINT mission allows for an effective, unified organization and control of all the foreign signals collection and processing activities of the United States. NSA is authorized to produce SIGINT in accordance with objectives, requirements, and priorities established by the Director of National Intelligence in consultation with the President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board.
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