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07-02-2008 14:00 PC Tools iAntiVirus aims to be Mac specific  Filed under: Software, Security, Beta Beat With the recent trojan scare PC Tools' timing for the beta release of iAntiVirus for Mac could hardly be better. While there are a variety of anti-virus applications for the Mac, iAntiVirus seems to be especially designed to reduce resource usage by simply ignoring virus signatures for Windows. The idea is that your Mac is immune to Windows viruses so why waste memory, etc. scanning for them? Otherwise iAntiVirus is pretty conventional with a menu >>Kompletan tekst: tuaw 07-03-2008 19:31 The Mozilla Metrics Project Ryan Naraine just posted an article over at ZDNet about a project I’m extremely excited to be involved with. Just before RSA I was invited by Window Snyder over at Mozilla to work with them on a project to take a new look at software security metrics. Window has posted the details of the project over on the Mozilla security blog, and here’s an excerpt: Mozilla has been working with security researcher and analyst Rich Mogull for a few months now on a project to develop a me >> Ryan Naraine just posted an article over at ZDNet about a project I’m extremely excited to be involved with. Just before RSA I was invited by Window Snyder over at Mozilla to work with them on a project to take a new look at software security metrics. Window has posted the details of the project over on the Mozilla security blog, and here’s an excerpt: Mozilla has been working with security researcher and analyst Rich Mogull for a few months now on a project to develop a me >> About a month ago I traveled by train for a pre-sales meeting with a prospective customer. The trip was about two hours long, which would usually mean that it’d be boring. In this case it was different though: I was surprised with free OWI (Onboard Wireless Internet) on the train! Simply connect to the available open (no encryption) wireless access point and you will be redirected to a login portal, aka captive portal. Just like any hotspot you find at coffee shops such as Sta >> Security analysts mark a secret social events calendar in their heads for good reason. Malware writers have been known to launch offensives using timely celebratory-themed email messages to get users to click on links or open files. Nifty social engineering tricks like these also effectively distract users from the real action: Trojans getting a foot in the door (of target PCs). Independence Day, which is a day of fireworks, floats, picnics and summery festivals for the United States, is no d >>
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