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Security Briefing: June 28th

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Author: Dave Lewis

There is a very interesting story on the wires today. Apparently a paper that was dedicated to discussing the breaking of Trusted Computing (TPM) has been withdrawn without explanation. Checkout the article link below (#2)

And now, the news…

  1. DOJ warns US citizens of phishing attack
  2. Black Hat paper on breaking Trusted Platform Module withdrawn
  3. US Senate reins in ID card project
  4. Serious security hole plugged in RealPlayer and HelixPlayer
  5. Security vendors question accuracy of AV tests
  6. Three critical bugs in Kerberos
  7. eBay targets Romanian fraudsters
  8. Cyber-bullying gathers pace in US
  9. Web Worm Whacks MySpace Users
  10. Private-eye hackers are convicted

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Posted by Dave Lewis on Thursday, June 28, 2007 at 6:25 am 
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  1. Liquidmatrix Security Digest » ‘Blue Pill’ Rootkit Being Called Out says:
    June 28, 2007 at 10:30 pm

    [...] year’s Black Hat is shaping up to be rather interesting indeed. That coupled with the paper on TPM that was mysteriously pulled. I’m still wondering what that was all about. Of course I have [...]



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