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Max Schrems Vendetta Continues Against Facebook

In March I wrote about Max Schrems one man war against Facebook and their privacy-stealing policy (see post here).  He originally went to the Irish data protection commissioner but withdrew that complaint after it became clear that nothing would get resolved in that venue for years.  Then he went to the Vienna District Court saying […]

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Drug Infusion Pump Vulnerable To Hackers

Wired reported that some Hospira drug infusion pumps are vulnerable to a number of attacks.  The article also says that Hospira was not receptive to the news when told of the problem and it took DHS a year to issue an alert – only after someone made the facts public.  In fact, Hospira initially refused […]

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The Gov Isn’t Very Good At Fixing Software

According to Veracode, the government isn’t very good at fixing software flaws.  In fact, of 7 vertical segments, they rank last.  The financial and manufacturing sectors do best at fixing vulnerabilities.  Healthcare organizations don’t do well and cloud vendors (SaaS) fail the OWASP top 10 almost 75% of the time.  Given this, it is not […]

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