iPhone/iPad user’s turn in the SSL bug spotlight

April 21, 2015 mitch tanenbaum Leave a comment

For those of you who read the security news, you know that this last 12 months has brought an amazing number of SSL bugs to the surface (see a few of my blog posts here and here and here). Now iPhone and iPad users have their turn to deal with an SSL bug. The bug, […]

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Safety, Security Practices, Software Development

Software Testing – The Art of Proving The Presence Of Bugs, Not the Absence

November 20, 2014 CyberCecurity

Microsoft just published a critical patch for a 19 year old bug that dates back to Windows 95 and Internet Explorer 3.0. First the obvious – since it was still there after 19 years, all the testing that Microsoft and users have done on every version of windows back to and including Windows 95 did […]

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