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Will EV SSL Certificates Work?
What are EV SSL certificates? With the explosion of phishing attacks and identify theft, a new form of SSL certificate is ready to hit the Internet. This new certificate is known as an Extended Validation (EV) SSL certificate and is designed "to...
Published
12-29-2006 4:03 PM
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erik.peterson
Good Intentions Equal Bad Security
Earlier this week, yet another rapidly spreading MySapce worm reminded me of a frequent dilemma in computer security. All too often functionality is added to technology without first considering its security implications. The latest MySpace worm was made...
Published
12-06-2006 4:14 PM
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erik.peterson
New Year’s Resolutions
With Santa Claus on his way and another year coming to a close, it's time to start thinking about 2007. The New Year has always been a favorite time of mine as I look forward to having a clean slate. It's a blank canvas upon which I can draft...
Published
12-22-2006 2:25 PM
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erik.peterson
Microsoft Black Tuesday - December 2006
December looked a lot like November in terms of the volume and type of vulnerabilities patched by Microsoft. The seven security bulletins released today included a total of eleven vulnerabilities with the following breakdown for maximum severity: 5 Critical...
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12-12-2006 6:26 PM
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erik.peterson
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