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Collective Intelligence: Can it save anti-virus apps?
No, it's not the "Borg" from Star Trek. But, Collective Intelligence uses the same concept and could revolutionize the way anti-virus applications work.
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BGP: Yet another Internet time bomb
BGP is the core routing protocol of the Internet and yet it appears that BGP's trusting nature allows attackers to intercept Internet traffic. The problem has been known for a long...
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Does Android's permission system really work?
Android allows applications to sidestep permissions under certain conditions. The bad guys probably know which ones. Do you?
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IPv6: Why is it needed?
Converting to IPv6 is a major undertaking and possibly why there aren’t more network administrators excited about it. This podcast will shed some light on why IPv6 is needed and ac...
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Sockstress: A new and effective DoS attack
Denial of Service attacks aren't new, yet persist in being effective methods of denying access to resources on the Internet. Now meet Sockstress, the newest version of DoS attacks,...
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Microsoft's UAC: A change in philosophy from Vista to Windows 7?
Microsoft changed the way UAC works in Windows 7, weakening the security of the operating system according to experts. Has Trustworthy Computing taken a back seat to functionality?...
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10 ways to detect computer malware
In the ongoing war against malware threats, you need tools that will baseline your system, detect vulnerabilities, and remove existing malware.
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Swarm Intelligence: Are digital ants the answer to malware?
Modeling Nature may be the best way to solve the malware problem. Learn how digital ants could be the answer.
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Presumption of guilt: Your rights when it comes to data encryption
This isn't about the bad guys; we all know encryption helps defend against them. What isn't so clear is our rights to data encryption when dealing with the legal system.
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Is there hope for antivirus programs?
Antivirus software is getting a bad rap right now. Justified or not, we need to step back and figure out how to fix it.