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Neil Rubenking reviews security products for PCMag Digital Network.
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Cisco Security - Applied Intelligence for a Risky World
share.cisco.com — Did you know? 71% of employees disobey company personal device policies. Infographic shows how Cisco Security Intelligence Operations helps protect your network against real-world risks.One of the signs you've got malware is... no sign at all. Some of them are totally stealthed! pcmag.com/article2/0,281…
The Sneakiest Kinds of Malware
pcmag.com — Which is worse: a smash-and-grabber who steals one high-ticket item or an embezzler who gradually steals every penny? In a very real way, a virus or Trojan whose effects you can see is less dangerous than one that does its dirty work undetectably.Tiffany Rad, new Kaspersky researcher, is skilled in lock picking and safe manipulation. Interesting! She finds parallels with 0-day fight.
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Startpage Web Search
startpage.com — Startpage search engine, the new private way to search Google. Protect your Privacy with Startpage!Mozilla rolling out link to stopwatching.us on Firefox start page. I'm not seeing it yet but others are. blog.mozilla.org/blog/2013/06/1…
StopWatching.Us: Mozilla launches massive campaign on digital surveillance
blog.mozilla.org — Alex Fowler Last week, media reports emerged that the US government is requiring vast amounts of data from Internet and phone companies via top secret surveillance programs. The revelations, which confirm many of our worst fears, raise serious questions about individual privacy protections, checks on government power and court orders impacting some of the most popular Web services.I still like Malwarebytes for free cleanup-only AV, but Norman Malware Cleaner migth give a decent second opinion pcmag.com/article2/0,281…
Norman Malware Cleaner 2.08
pcmag.com — By Neil J. Rubenking For all-day every day security, you want a full-scale antivirus to keep malware attacks away from your system. Sometimes, though, you can't even install that full-scale protection because the malware fights back. In cases like that, a free, cleanup-only tool like Norman Malware Cleaner 2.08 can be a life saver.Interesting post from CloudFlare on PRISM, the NSA, and breaking SSL ciphers. blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-pri… Nice one, @eastdakota !
CloudFlare, PRISM, and Securing SSL Ciphers
blog.cloudflare.com — Over the last week we've closely watched the disclosures about the alleged NSA PRISM program. At CloudFlare, we have never been approached to participate in PRISM or any other similar program. We do, from time to time, receive subpoenas and court orders. A human being on our team reviews each of these requests manually.Not happy about the NSA's unrestrained electronic surveillance of the populace? Tell them STOP WATCHING US! securitywatch.pcmag.com/security/31248…
NSA: Stop Watching Us!
securitywatch.pcmag.com — The revelations about our government's electronic spying initiatives just keep coming. Learning that Verizon turned over reams of phone-call metadata to the NSA seemed alarming, at first. That story was quickly overshadowed by detailed information about the much more extensive PRISM electronic surveillance program, leaked by NSA tech Edward Snowden.RT @maddow If only every online resource were this straightforward: howmanypeopleareinspacerightnow.com[I like it!]
How Many People Are In Space Right Now?
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Stop Watching Us | Stop Watching Us
stopwatching.us — Dear Members of Congress, We write to express our concern about recent reports published in the Guardian and the Washington Post, and acknowledged by the Obama Administration, which reveal secret spying by the National Security Agency (NSA) on phone records and Internet activity of people in the United States.Sign up to discover more journalists who cover Technology, Opinion and Editorial and more.
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