Federal cybersecurity efforts underwhelming
The President's Information Technology Advisory Committee (PITAC) has a message for the Federal government.
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Fellow ZDNet blogger George Ou lays to rest all the urban legends and myths about wireless LAN security, and presents what he calls the six dumbest ways to set one up. Join the conversation...
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PC Forum here we come...
Starting Monday, David and I will be posting from Esther Dyson's PC Forum conference in hopefully sunny Scottsdale, Arizona. Stay tuned for our coverage, including some podcasts and live action photos.
Sun's Open Source Diva departs for Intel
Danese Cooper, widely known in open source circles as Sun's Open Source Diva, is leaving Sun Microsystems for an as-of-yet undislosed open source-related role at Intel Corporation. The news comes on the heels of another key departure from Sun; that of 17-year Sun veteran and chief of Sun Services Marissa Peterson.
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ETech summary, day 3
This morning's opening keynote presenter was Larry Lessig, a natural at a conference about remixing. Larry gives an amazing presentation--very entertaining and informative.
Phishing concerns taint legitimate email
Increasingly, people are regarding legitimate transactional e-mails from companies as fraudulent, not just mistaking phishing e-mails as real, according to Jonathan Oliver from MailFrontier. He spoke at Etech this afternoon about phishing attacks and social engineering.