Friday, at last. Thanks to our new subscribers who joined us this week. I’m pleased to announce that we have a new member joining the Liquidmatrix fold. Stayed tuned next week for the arrival/introduction. Have a great weekend all!
And now, the news…
- U.S. general: Google Earth danger to security (cheebus)
- Security log management push has its roots in compliance
- Watchdog hits local spammers
- About those 844 security breaches… ‘fess up, Congress tells DHS
- BitTorrent Users Respond to WWDC Leopard Leak
- Spammers use PDF files in latest pump-and-dump scam
- A push to standards for net forensics
- MS: Vista More Secure than Linux, Mac OS X (sigh…not this crap again)
- Perezhilton.com shut for several hours
- AccessChk v4.0 and ZoomIt v1.50
- E-vote ‘threat’ to UK democracy
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Tags: News, Daily Links, Security Blog, Spammers, Google Earth, DHS, Log Management, Leopard Leak, Perezhilton.com
