by Jay Heiser | June 7, 2011 | 1 Comment
Back in the days of modems and character-based terminals, it was a normal practice to provide information about the previous login as part of the login sequence. Its time for that past to return to the present.
Category: security Tags: IAM, logins, phishing, SecurID, security, Security-Summit-NA, spyware, Trojan horse
by Jay Heiser | January 27, 2010 | Comments Off
Google’s January 12 blog about their apparently falling victim to a cyberattack of Chinese origin, a cyberonslaught which also targeted several dozen other commercial and defense corporations, has been thoroughly reported on, blogged, and discussed. There will undoubtedly be a lot of valuable lessons–if we ever learn what actually happened. Hopefully, this will increase the [...]
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Category: Cloud security Tags: cybercrime, espionage, malware, mobile code, PDF, spyware, targeted attack, Trojan horse
