Collaborate Disseminate
Most standardized tests have a fee: the SAT costs $50, the GRE costs $200, and the NY Bar Exam costs $250. This year, the bar exam came at a much larger cost for recent law school graduates — their privacy.
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Continue reading Lowering the Bar for Exam Software Security
Tenable Researcher Reveals Extended MikroTik Router Vulnerability, Wi-Fi versions will get names people can actually understand, don’t accept Facebook’s 2nd friend request, Google Plus exposed 500,000 users data, Weak passwords are being … Continue reading Tenable, Google+, and Weak Passwords – Hack Naked News #192
The hackers tweeted out love for Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan: “We love turkish soldiers, we love Erdogan, we love Turkey.” Continue reading Hijackers DM @realDonaldTrump from former Fox News hosts’ accounts
Salem State University was horrified when its account was taken over and used to spout racist venom – how could they have prevented it? We’ve got some advice Continue reading Hacked Twitter account spits out poison – make sure yours isn’t next
NIST’s latest password guidelines focus less on length and complexity of secrets and more on other measures such as 2FA, throttling, and blacklists. Continue reading Proposed NIST Password Guidelines Soften Length, Complexity Focus
Command injection vulnerabilities and accessible default admin credentials in home routers distributed by Thailand’s largest broadband provider remain unpatched despite private disclosures to the vendors last July. Continue reading Router Vulnerabilities Disclosed in July Remain Unpatched
Either we all need naps, or security has to be made simpler for users, because many of us are exhausted by alert fatigue. Continue reading ‘Security fatigue’ leading computer users to more or less just give up
Most criminals don’t need to target software to infiltrate a network and get at sensitive data: getting credentials will do the job just fine. Continue reading Who needs software vulnerabilities when you can find lame passwords?
Chris Correa, ex-scouting director for the Cardinals, was sentenced for breaching the Astros’ internal database and email. Continue reading Baseball scouting exec gets 46 months for guessing rival team’s password
No, those weren’t a new red ring found around Uranus: they were panties. Continue reading Hijacked NASA Kepler Twitter feed tweets entirely new type of moon shot