Latest security news.
Weblog: Here’s one way to say “Happy New Year!”, 01/04/05
Our intrepid reporter gets some interesting holiday gifts from an anti-virus vendor.
https://www.nwfusion.com/weblogs/security/007155.html?nl
Weblog: Script kiddies discover blogs, 01/03/05
A Kuro5hin thread discusses how any idjit with a passing knowledge of Perl and JavaScript could take down a database intensive Web site via Xanga, a popular blogging site that allows any old HTML code on its pages.
https://www.nwfusion.com/compendium/2005/007140.html?nl
Weblog: He’s standing by, 01/03/05
Dave Piscitello writes: If you know how to write an operating system that is easy to use, trivial to network and perfectly secure, drop me a line.
https://www.nwfusion.com/compendium/2005/007136.html?nl
Weblog: BlueProblems, 01/03/05
Trifinite has a list of Bluetooth security holes, along with a slide show on the holes and general Bluetooth architecture.
https://www.nwfusion.com/compendium/2005/007137.html
Weblog: It’s next year, already, 12/31/04
Dave Aitel, a rather cheeky network security researcher, suggest “may next year’s worms be more interesting than last year’s worms.”




