Security Briefing – March 2nd
Author: The Intern
Hot coffee and cold toes this morning. Winter can officially (redacted for the faint of heart). I’m turning it around and putting a smile on my face anyway.
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Singed,
The Intern
p.s. Yes, I saw the typo but when the temp reaches -15, singed is oddly appealing. 
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And now, the news…
- The case against enterprise microblogging – C|NET
- Surf Anonymously–And More Safely–With IP Privacy – The Washington Post
- Judge orders defendant to decrypt PGP-protected laptop – C|NET
- Who gets the biggest piece of the digital pie? – The Globe and Mail
- Time to Get Serious About HIPAA – Information Week
- Conficker to disrupt legitimate domains in March – Heise
- Data about Obama’s helicopter breached via P2P? – C|NET
- Obama’s helicopter plans went to Iran – Heise
- Attack scenarios expose need for good-guy Cyber MegaCommunity – The Last Watchdog
- FRHACK organizers are now threatening to sue me – SP’s blog Hat tip to @alexsotirov for that one.
- Where will Cybercrime take us in 2009? – National Computing Centre Thanks to @TruSecure for that inclusion.
- Can hackers be created? – DefCon
And a little food for thought from the forums at DefCon…
Tags: News, Daily Links, Security Blog, Information Security, Security News
Who needs James Bond when you can just fire up a P2P app and grab what you need? Open source hacking. Gotta love it