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RSA’s recent breach is an effective reminder that in security there are no guarantees and nothing is 100% safe. It’s important to view security as juggling probabilities and be prepared for when the worst happens. Don’t be alarmist and focus on what you can do right now.
A non-profit group called the Open Security Foundation curates a site that provides details on information security breaches. You can search for information, use their various RSS feeds (such as the latest incidents) or just browse.
DeleteMe might not be a complete undo button for social networking, but it does have potential to help with privacy concerns.
A recent interview with Rob Shavell of Abine.com. Part two of two on a review of Abine’s privacy suite. Discussed are some specifics about the application, TACO, the company, and where Abine is headed.
Facebook recently implemented a new feature, called Places, that allows you to post your physical location, much the same way that other applications like Foursquare, Gowalla, and others do. The Facebook feature also allows others to check you in at location, enabling people to post where you are and where they saw you. If you want to disable the ability to be tracked with Facebook’s new location services, read on.
New federal rules regarding people jailbreaking their iPhones, using phones on any network, copy-protection bypassing, and more.
Abine contacted me after reading an article I wrote, and wondered if I would be interested in reviewing their new privacy solution that’s currently in beta testing. Read on to learn how Abine might help you manage your passwords, personal information, credit cards, and more.
