Wow, I have been away for a while and I want apologize to all my readers for the lengthly delay between posts. Here is today’s InfoSec Compendium for the 4th of November – Enjoy.
1 – Security Baseline for Windows 7 and IE 8.
2 – Microsoft Security Intelligence Report volume 7.
3 – Vista less Vulnerable to Infection Than XP.
4 – Windows 7 Vulnerable to 8 out of 10 Viruses.
5 – Keys to Professional Communication.
Welcome to Tuesday and a major Patch Day for Microsoft.
1 – Microsoft Security Bulletin Advance Notification for October 2009.
2 – Mozilla Posts Firefox Security Suite, Plugin Check.
3 – Comcast Testing Virus Notifications to Infected Users.
4 – Fake PayPal screen dupes IE, Safari, Chrome.
Wow it has been fourteen days since my last post – man am I a slacker. Here are some recent and old InfoSec links. Have a great Monday.
1 – Judge Orders Gmail Account Deactivated After Bank Screws Up.
2 – Cyber Security Awareness Month.
3 – PCI More Of A ‘Check-Box’ Than Security For Most Retailers.
4 – Microsoft confirms free security software ships Tuesday.
5 – IRS scam now world’s biggest e-mail virus problem
Good Friday afternoon to everyone, hope your week went well and you are looking forward to the weekend.
1 – IT Security affected by the Economic Downturn.
2 – 7 Reasons Websites Are No Longer Safe.
4 – Vulnerabilities in Windows TCP/IP Could Allow Remote Code Execution.
Good afternoon and welcome to a shortened work week. I hope everyone enjoyed the long weekend.
1 – New Blue Screen of Death on Vista and Windows 7.
2 – Microsoft to issue 5 critical updates but none will cover the IIS issue.
3 – Researchers find a new way to attack the cloud.
4 – Sen. John Rockefeller (D-W.Va.) is at it again with the “Cybersecurity Act of 2009″.
