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This year marks the 50th anniversary of the good, old-fashioned copy machine. But, as Armen Keteyian reports, advanced technology has opened a dangerous hole in data security.

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Pictures you've e-mailed or uploaded from your smartphone could leak information that can threaten your safety or that of your children. Visit tinyurl.com to read much more on this investigation.

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This is the first webcast in our series on IT Security Risk Assessments. Part one consists of six clips of roughly 10 minutes each, best run in 720p resolution. This is a collaboration between Transcendent Group and Iatric Systems to bring you an overview of how to conduct an IT security Risk Assessment. Please send any comments or inquiries to info@transcendentgroup.com. Clip 1: www.youtube.com Clip 2: www.youtube.com Clip 3: www.youtube.com Clip 4: www.youtube.com Clip 5: www.youtube.com Clip 6: www.youtube.com

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Computer scientists at Rutgers University have shown how a familiar type of personal computer security threat can now attack new generations of smart mobile phones, with the potential to cause more serious consequences. The researchers demonstrated how such a software attack could cause a smart phone to eavesdrop on a meeting, track its owners travels, or rapidly drain its battery to render the phone useless.

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Internal Auditors are trained to understand the financial aspects and the end user functionally of an ERP solution. However, most Internal Auditors have not been trained in the security features of an ERP system. This one hour auditing primer webinar will highlight the basic security that should be found within all implemented Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) systems. Topics will include: (1) Compliance issues regarding PCI, HIPAA, SOX, (2) Protection of Sensitive Data within the Oracle EBS, (3) Best Practices for securing the Oracle EBS, (4) Concerns and risks with user privileges, excessive access, insecure access, and (5) Secure external access to Oracle EBS (iStore, iSupplier, iRecruitment, iSupport, etc.)

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Bruce Schneier, CTO of BT Global Services, and Marcus Ranum, CTO at Tenable Network Security, discuss whether there are really any new risks associated with cloud computing. Watch the full video at SearchSecurity.com: bit.ly

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#Video 2: Evaluating Common Security Threats (Sec. A) In this computer based training video course you will get an overview of common security threats such as various forms of malware, spyware, adware, botnets and logic bombs. You will also learn about security risks to hardware and peripherals. This video course is designed to be used in either a self-directed, self-study program leading to certification as a CompTIA Security+ Certified IT Professional. It is also designed to be used as a CBT component of a comprehensive career training and development program. While this video is provided free of charge for the first set of videos as an introduction, you are encouraged to visit CBTNuggets.com and purchase a subscription license for the course of your choosing.

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The 7th in the series of guides looking at common security threats on the internet and what to do to protect against them, this time looking at Viruses, Worms and Trojans.

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Day 93 (of 100 days of antigravity disclosure): I went to Cambridge, MA to hand out flyers and discuss anti-gravity technology with students and professors from The Massachusetts Institute of Technology. A copy of the Anti-Gravity Flyer can be found here: tinyurl.com I also thought I would put some of my jam sessions on this video as background music. Here are two multi track recordings where I play both guitars with my friend on drums. The response was overwhelmingly positive with only a group of 3 MIT Frat boys who told me they didn't think Obama should declassify anti-gravity. (however they didn't actually bother to take the time to look at it and review my National Security Risk Assessment) This is only the beginning... Here is a memo you should FAX to: National Security Advisor James L. Jones National Intelligence Advisor Dennis Blair Here's that memo: SUBJ: National Security Risk assessment for disclosure of UFO / Antigravity files. What we know: Unidentified Flying Objects have been witnessed and photographed. Flying saucers or disc shaped craft, as well as a flying triangle shaped craft have been spotted, yet neither has been confirmed as belonging to the US Military. 1. NASA was ordered to hand over documents in response to a March 27, 2007 federal Court ruling by Judge Emmet G. Sullivan (Case#1:03CV02509) regarding the Freedom of Information Act lawsuit filed by Leslie Kean. NASA is withholding secret documents and materials that were seized from a crash site in <b>...</b>

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Confronting the converging risks of energy security and national security is critical to ensuring Americas national security. Senior retired US admirals and generals examined how the impacts of energy demand and climate change could increasingly drive America's military missions in this century. In this video, hear the views and share in the expertise of members of the Military Advisory Board. The board's full report is available at www.PoweringAmericasDefense.org

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Cyber Security: Re-think the Risk: www.bt.com In today's world, with new applications, the cloud and an explosion of smart devices into the market -your data is everywhere. ...and risks to enterprises are moving too fast for reactive security systems. So - it's time for you to 'rethink the risk' to your organisation. Emerging threats such as employees leaking data, Bring your own device (BYOD) and a mobile workforce are already in the same threat league as cyber-security. But old security barriers are rapidly disappearing, and the certainties of past paradigms is going with them. BT's recent research found that Mobile device security is the single biggest concern for 74% of IT Directors & Execs. A third of employees see no risks at all with Bring your own device, but 90% of IT directors disagree! So how can BT help you rethink the risk to your organisation? The BT Assure Evaluator, can show you how your state of security-readiness compares to typical enterprises, highlight areas of concern, and help you to prioritise your security spend for the next 2 years. To find out more or to register for an evaluation, go to: www.bt.com

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Get a sneak preview of information security concepts presented in E-Learning like threats, risks and business continuity - and gain a feel for the types of security threats you and your organization need to look out for. Actual course can be found at elearning.securityinnovation.com

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SPEAKER & AFFILIATION: Susan Landau, Harvard University DESCRIPTION & LINK: This lecture has been videocast from the Computer Science Department at Duke U. The abstract of this lecture and a brief speaker biography is available at go.ncsu.edu To download a full transcript of this video, please follow: go.ncsu.edu

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Part of the Darwin College Lecture Series 2010. Social scientists tell us we now live that we live in a world risk society. But what does this really mean and what, if anything, do environmental risks, health risks, and natural disasters have in common with those posed by terrorism? When we move from the natural world to human threats are we still dealing with hard science or are we in the realm of speculation? Are the presumptions behind risk based counter-terrorism policies and the profiling of terrorist suspects safe? Terrorist acts are exceptionally rare but they pose the risk of catastrophic harm. No surprise then that we consent to intrusive measures that erode civil liberties in the name of avoiding such harms. The conceit of balancing liberty and security assumes that by degrading liberty we can reduce risk. In place of balancing might we do better to ask what really is at risk in the war on terror? We think of the risks posed by terrorism primarily in terms of subjective insecurity and threat to life and property. But countering terrorism carries its own risks risks to social, political, and economic life and risks to rights (rights to freedom of speech, to privacy, and to freedom of the person). Add to this the risk of marginalising and alienating those we target and we are in danger of allowing responses to terrorism to generate a whole slew of new risks. So my question is what risks are at stake and how we might live with risk without living in terror.

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Two Navy personnel have a night out, but is it just their mates who know where they've checked in? For more information go to: www.blogs.mod.uk

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The mother of an airman in the RAF is using Facebook, but is it may not just be friends and family reading her status updates For more information go to: www.blogs.mod.uk

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As systems get more complex and more interconnected than before, the security risks grow. These IBMers explain the need for security by design, which means custom solutions for the needs of the system.

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An MOD Civil Servant is using LinkedIn to share her personal information, but how personal does she want her profile to be?

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Wednesday, July 15, 2009 @ 2pm 311 Cannon House Office Building Subcommittee on Transportation Security and Infrastructure Protection Hearing General Aviation Security: Assessing Risks and the Road Ahead This hearing evaluated security risks associated with general aviation and help Subcommittee Members assess the Transportation Security Administrations (TSA) existing and proposed security programs for general aviation. Witnesses: Martha King, Pilot Carlton Mann, Assistant Inspector General for Inspections, Office of the Inspector General, DHS John Sammon, Assistant Administrator for Transportation Sector Network Management, TSA Dr. Charles Gallaway, Acting Director, Domestic Nuclear Detection Office (DNDO), DHS Robert Olislagers, Executive Director, Centennial Airport Jeremy Rogalski, Investigative Reporter, KHOU TV Mark Van Tine, President and CEO, Jeppessen, Inc. Visit www.kingschools.com for the complete selection of King Schools' courses.

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Security is considered the primary barrier to cloud computing adoption. Therefore, focusing attention toward minimizing security risks offers the potential for increasing cloud computing adoption. This one-hour presentation will offer a framework to analyze security issues, and present a set of best practices toward implementing security in cloud-based applications.

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Alice and Bob introducing the fascinating world of the IT and network security. Risks and basic protections are analyzed for this type of networks. Author: Justo Carracedo Gallardo. Technical University of Madrid. Script, slideshow and exercises: www.intypedia.com An intypedia team video.

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A couple of soliders are chatting about a video they've shared online, but what sort of YouTube hit do they want to be? For more information, visit www.blogs.mod.uk

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How does the move to centralized services affect the security and reliability of users' interactions with technology? What new threats are likely to emerge? How might provider behavior, user behavior, or government policy need to change in response to those threats? How does the "open source" ethos work in a cloud computing environment? Moderator: Alex Halderman, CITP Marc Hedlund, founder and chief product officer, Wesabe.com Mihai Christodorescu (home page), researcher at IBM TJ Watson Research Center Benjamin Mako Hill — researcher at MIT Media Lab and Free Software Foundation

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www.superutils.com Location services can be useful, but you may be exposing more than you think. Sharon Vaknin explains the security risk of geotagging and how to disable it. Before you tweet a photo of your delicious, homemade dish, check your settings — your phone might be embedding coordinates in your photos, leaving your location open to prying eyes. Using the built-in GPS, phone camera applications can embed the latitude and longitude of a location in photos. Coordinates aren't shown in your photo library, but if you post a geotagged pic online, someone with an evil motive can easily extract the photo's EXIF data and find out where you live, eat, or hang out. Creepy, right? This is a big security risk, especially for parents who post photos of their children online. So if you want to disable geotagging on your Android, iPhone, or BlackBerry phone, check out this how-to. And if you need to delete geotagging data from already taken JPEG photos, check out the ExifCleaner batch utility for Windows. Original video: cnettv.cnet.com

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news.cnet.com We've heard a lot about security issues with the iPhone, but the BlackBerry isn't immune to threats from malicious apps. Tyler Shields, a senior researcher at the Veracode Research Lab, has written a piece of spyware that allowed me to shoot an SMS command to his phone and have his contact list forwarded to my e-mail address in a demonstration. With another short text command, I was able to get his BlackBerry to e-mail me any SMS messages he sends. And if I had wanted--and he had allowed me--I could have seen a log of all his calls, monitored his inbound text messages, tracked his location in real-time based on the GPS (Global Positioning System) in his device and turned his microphone on to listen to conversations in the room and record them. "It's trivial to write this type of code using the mobile provider's own API [application programming interface] they provide to any developer," Shields said in an interview in advance of his talk on the spyware scheduled for the ShmooCon security show on Sunday. He calls his program "TXSBBSpy" and is releasing the source code but not an executable version of it. "My goal is to show how easy it is to create mobile spyware," he said. TXSBBSpy "can take data from the phone, both in real-time and in snapshots, and send it off via SMS or e-mail to any Web server or TCP [Transmission Control Protocol] or UDP [User Diagram Protocol] network connections," Shields said. While I was able to control the spyware using text <b>...</b>

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Listen to Ann King from Financial Services Solutions Marketing at RSA, The Security Division of EMC, as she discusses Information Risk Management, a solution for managing security across the entire enterprise. Learn how information risk management provides the most effective means of recognizing, assessing and mitigating the risk that information is exposed to throughout its lifecycle. For more information: www.rsa.com

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IBM Rational AppScan Standard Edition is an industry-leading Web application security testing tool that scans and tests for all common Web application vulnerabilities - such as SQL-injection, cross-site scripting and buffer overflow. Rational AppScan Standard Edition significantly reduces costs associated with manual vulnerability testing and helps to protect against the threat of cyber-attack by automating security analysis to detect exploitable vulnerabilities. IBM Rational AppScan Standard Edition enables you to build security features into every application designed for online deployment. The software automates Web application security testing—including outsourced, individual scans and enterprise-wide analysis—for virtually all types of users, including application developers, quality assurance (QA) teams, penetration testers, security auditors and senior management. It offers virtually unmatched extensibility, visibility and control for security, compliance and penetration testers, while its root cause identification and communication features provide developers with proof of issues discovered and a list of clear fix recommendations. This video is an excerpt from the Essentials of IBM Rational AppScan Standard Edition V7.9 Self-Paced Virtual Classroom (SPVC) training course. After completing this module, you will be able to describe what a Web service is and how they work. You will be able to identify the security risks that Web services face. You will also be able <b>...</b>

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Antivirus XP 2008 is a old rogue anti-spyware program that is advertised through Trojans and other malware. It is advertised in the form of fake security alerts and warnings on web sites that state you are infected with malware or are being attacked in some manner. When you click on these ads, it will automatically download the installer for Antivirus XP 2008 and install it on your machine. In some cases, this program is installed without any intervention at all from you. Once installed, AntivirusXP 2008 will scan your computer and display a variety of security risks found on your computer that can only be removed if you purchase a license of the software. These risks, though, are all fake and are only being displayed to scare you into thinking you are infected and thus purchase their software. Another tactic that AntivirusXP 2008, and the accompanied malware, uses is to change your desktop background to be a message stating you are infected, popups and fake alerts stating your computer is being attacked, and a fake Internet Explorer page that states Google has found your computer to be infected. All of these are further scare tactics and should be ignored. These methods are all illustrated in the images below. Malwarebytes Anti-Malware download to kill them: fileforum.betanews.com Antivirus XP 2008 is epic and was the best "Fake Antivirus". System Security 2009 too... Please Rate & Comment!

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