Security Fix: July 29, 2007 - August 4, 2007
Letter From Hackerdom: Not the Same Old DEF CON, Black Hat
LAS VEGAS -- What a difference a year makes. Like I did the past two years, I am currently blogging from Sin City, which plays host once a year to the back-to-back Black Hat and DEF CON hacker conferences. In...
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August 4, 2007; 11:45 AM ET |
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iPhone Exploits Revealed
LAS VEGAS -- Two methods that could allow criminals to break into and steal data from Apple's iPhone were demonstrated Thursday here at the Black Hat hacker conference. Charlie Miller, a researcher with Independent Security Evaluators, had warned Apple...
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August 3, 2007; 1:39 PM ET |
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New Tool Automates Webmail Account Hijacks
LAS VEGAS -- Logging into your MySpace, Facebook, Yahoo!, Gmail or Hotmail account over a wireless connection just got a lot more dicey, as researchers here at the Black Hat hacker conference today demonstrated a new set of tools...
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August 2, 2007; 3:16 PM ET |
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Apple's 48 Security Fixes Include iPhone Updates
Apple on Tuesday pushed out security updates to fix at least four dozen security holes in its Mac OS X operating system and other software. Perhaps most notable among the patches are several designed to plug security holes in Apple's...
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August 1, 2007; 7:20 AM ET |
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Firefox Update Comes With a Mea Culpa
Mozilla is pushing out an update to its Firefox Web browser (version 2.0.0.6) that plugs a pair of security holes in the software. Firefox users should receive notice of the pending update the next time they launch the browser. (If...
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July 31, 2007; 10:17 AM ET |
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Report: E-Voting Systems Hackable
Researchers at the University of California were able to hack into all of the electronic voting systems they tested, finding multiple security weaknesses that could allow hackers to break into and modify the systems, alter polling results, or interfere with...
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July 30, 2007; 6:00 PM ET |
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The Yin and Yang of Internet Security Research
A law that makes it a crime to host online or otherwise provide software that could be used in cyber attacks went into effect in Germany this month. While the reaction from Germany's hacker culture has been somewhat muted, the...
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July 30, 2007; 12:34 PM ET |
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