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Tag: securityA More Secure, Trustworthy Cloud Virtual private clouds bridge real and virtual computing infrastructure. A Silver Lining for the Government's Cloud Cloud computing solutions might improve the overall security of government software. Privacy Plug-In Fakes out Facebook FaceCloak lets users hide sensitive updates from prying eyes, including Facebook's. Quantum Cryptography for the Masses A new partnership will make quantum cryptography more widely available. Antivirus Protection Gets Social Can cloud computing and social networking improve security software? The open platform calls for a different approach to security. A Browser's View of Your Computer Researchers reveal how attackers may be able to peer into users' computers over the Web. Search Spammers Hacking More Websites The head of Google's Web-spam-fighting team warns that spammers are increasingly attacking websites. A Contest to Train Cyber Combatants Cyber-defense and capture-the-flag contests will help train future defenders of cyberspace. Companies are increasingly offering security products as services, but is it the best approach? By watching how passwords are entered, a company hopes to make log-ins more secure. Researchers show how spammers harvest e-mail addresses and send out bulk messages. A conference presentation would have exposed flaws in some cash machines. Firefox Aims to Unplug Scripting Attacks How websites can block code from unknown sources. Privacy Requires Security, Not Abstinence Protecting an inalienable right in the age of Facebook. |
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