Help! There’s an Intruder in my Computer
Do you have passwords, love letters, naughty pictures or sensitive business information stored on your computer's hard drive? If you…
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It Could Happen To You
No, I'm not talking about the warm and fuzzy movie that was on cable the other night with Nicholas Cage…
Cisco Curriculum Meets Government Security Training Standards
SAN JOSE, Calif., July 1, 2003 - Cisco Systems, Inc. today announced the addition of a government-specific security curriculum for…
Authenticating by Public Key (OpenSSH)
SSH is a protocol for secure, remote logins and file copying; and OpenSSH, provided with most Linux distributions, is its…
Identity Theft and Your Online Job Search
While identity theft is nothing new, the Web has opened up whole new world of opportunity for identity thieves. According…
Invasion of the Email Snatchers
They're sneaky. And stealthy. They're quiet and mostly unobtrusive, but once you've been visited by them, you'll know it. Because…
Computer Virus Warning Signs
If you're conversant with computer code, looking at the actual strings of code in a suspect program can help spot…
Identity Theft Scams Exposed, Part I
FACT: It takes 14 months, on average, before an Identity theft victim realizes their identity has been stolen.
The Anti-Spam Zealots who went to the FTC Spam Forum
On the three days from April 30 through Friday, May 2, 2003, the FTC (Federal Trade Commission) held a "Spam…
IDS-Can you afford not to have one?
Everyone has an opinion as to the longevity of this type of technology, its validity and its capabilities as a…
