Apple Has Most Holes
Security company Secunia is reporting that Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) software has the most security vulnerabilities. According to the recent Secunia Half Year Report 2010 (PDF) Apple has displaced Oracle as...
View ArticleZombie Cookies
If are a frequent visitor to YouTube or just stopped by Scribid to check it out just once, or any other Flash site the odds are you have zombie cookies lurking on computer that you thought were long...
View ArticleAdobe Notes
Malicious PDF Files Becoming the Attack Vector of Choice ZDNet points out a report from Symantec’s MessageLabs that malicious PDF files outpace other malicious attachments used in targeted attacks and...
View ArticleAdobe Still Full of Holes
I wrote about Adobe’s (ADBE) problem with writing secure software back in 2010. The problems still exists according to an article in Help Net Security The article lays out claims by Google (GOOG)...
View ArticleTablet Security Tips
ICSA Labs suggests a series of security tips for users of smartphones, tablets and apps Help Net Security reports. 1. Only buy apps from recognized app stores. Apps from unofficial third-party stores...
View ArticleFollow the Open Source Money
Matt Asay at Infoworld recently pointed out some interesting data on who really contributes to open source. Wikipedia, the most well-known open-source project, defines open-source software as software...
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