Robert Lemos

A recent change to AT&T’s privacy policy for broadband and video users has been labeled overbroad by legal experts, and likely will leave the courts or Congress to decide whether the company’s practices are standard or sinister.
SecurityFocus

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Hardly a week goes by without companies and universities losing digital identities. What can be done?
PC Magazine

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Workers are more wary of putting giveaway CDs in their company’s computers, but USB flash drives are another story.
SecurityFocus

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CreditBloggers had an informal test of haiku skill, so I put fingers to keys and came up with this:

Obtuse addendum
Hides change to default language
Rates soar, debt deepens

Turns out I won the contest.

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Vulnerability researchers bring in US-CERT to referee the outing of an infrastructure bug, ruffling feathers as vendors and researchers clash over how disclosure should be handled. Sound familiar?
SecurityFocus

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Automated classification of malicious software could make recognition of threats faster and names more consistent, but researchers cannot agree on what such a system should look like.
SecurityFocus

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It has all the makings of a B-movie plot: A corporate network targeted by hackers and a half dozen high-school students as the company’s only defense.
SecurityFocus

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