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PCI Council Releases New Version of Payment Card Security Standard

The PCI Council normally releases a new version of the standard which governs merchants that accept credit cards once every three years.  Given that version 3.0 came out in January, everybody thought they were safe for a while.  Version 3.1 was released today and even though merchants have 14 months to become compliant, there is […]

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The Internet Of Things – Its Only Going To Get Worse

Everyone talks about “The Internet Of Things” (IoT), whether it is a web accessible security camera or your internet connected refrigerator that tells you when you are low on milk.  Recently, a stalker talked to a nanny while she changed the baby’s diaper.  We have also seen home routers with vulnerabilities that allow a hacker […]

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Why The GitHub DDoS Attack Should Concern Everyone

UPDATE:  (Note: this is a bit geeky) Again according to Steve Gibson, the way this malware that attacked Github and GreatFire worked is that it modified the local hosts file using vulnerabilities that were fixed but that users had not yet patched and changed the local hosts file.  It created entries for connect.facebook.net and google-analytics.com […]

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