One of the interesting potential applications for mobile data centers is disaster response: the ability to quickly deploy computing and communications infrastructure to assist local officials and relief workers in major disasters. This is one of the uses... Data Center Knowledge »
Gmail wants to help its users to secure their Gmail accounts from phishing eyes using https. Https keeps your email encrypted while it travels between your browser and gmail servers. If you use public wi-fi you may want to use this option to secure your... (posted on 25 Jul 2008 by Technology Bites)

25 Jul 2008

Is Your DNS Patched?

In case you have been living under a rock for the past month you have most likely heard about the DNS cache exploit recently discovered by Dan Kaminsky.  This might be one of the most severe flaws discovered as it was cross platform affecting everything... (posted on 25 Jul 2008 by The Lazy Admin)
Now, a lot of people who work for small businesses called me an idiot for this.And you know what? Maybe they are right :-)When I was a sole sysadmin for a small ISP, I didn't share my passwords with management either. They never asked ... but that is not... (posted on 25 Jul 2008 by Anton Chuvakin on Security)
By Mark O’Neill Contributing Writer, [GAS] Gmail has introduced the ability for its users to access their email through a secure “https” connection. Previously, if you wanted to access Gmail through a https connection, you had to use a Greasemonkey... (posted on 25 Jul 2008 by Geeks are Sexy Technology News)
FSTC Establishes Mobile Standards GroupThe Financial Services Technology Consortium (FSTC) has created a working group to establish mobile banking standards and best practices. The goal is to facilitate a model that allows for interoperability of a... (posted on 25 Jul 2008 by Presto Vivace Blog)
Gmail has a hidden security feature which most free online email services still lack. It is the ability to use SSL (Secure Socket Layer) or more simply a Secure Connection. Secure connections makes sure that the data and information shared between Google... (posted on 25 Jul 2008 by Sizlopedia)

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