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September 2011
 
23
Sep
It ain’t the Timeline, it’s the Ticker, Doc.
Rik Ferguson
Filed under: data leakage,data protection,Family Safety,Opinion,Social Engineering,Web 2.0 | RSS 2.0 | TB | Tags: data loss, Facebook, privacy, snooping, Social Engineering, web | 4 Comments
 
19
Sep
Security through governmental Obscurity
Rik Ferguson
Filed under: data leakage,data protection,Hacking,vulnerability | RSS 2.0 | TB | Tags: compromise, data loss, government, hacked, security, vulnerability, web | 1 Comment
 
5
Sep
DigiNotar, Iran, Certificates and YOU
Rik Ferguson
Filed under: data leakage,Encryption,Hacking,Opinion,Site Compromise,vulnerability | RSS 2.0 | TB | Tags: compromise, data loss, government, hack, hacked, malicious code, malware, privacy, security, snooping, vulnerability, web | 17 Comments

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