Infosec trends for 2013 (part one) Hardware and Software Information Security by happygeek … [Stonesoft](http://www.stonesoft.com/en/) predicts that the top infosec threats to watch out for in 2013 will include unseen… Infosec trends for 2013 (part two) Hardware and Software Information Security by happygeek … software vulnerabilities are not the only fruit as far as infosec areas to watch in 2013. Here's what else PandaLabs… Blunkett does U-turn on ID cards at InfoSec Hardware and Software Networking by happygeek … on the subject. Speaking at the start of the annual InfoSec Europe conference in London yesterday, Blunkett suggested the plans should… Looking for Recommended InfoSec Information Sites! Hardware and Software Networking by 2020Hynsite Can anyone recommend any InfoSec related sites for checking daily/regularly for good Network Security information/blog/articles? I can do a google search and find tons of Network/Info Security blogs and sites, but that doesn't mean they are all 'good' information or up to date. Re: Infosec trends for 2013 (part one) Hardware and Software Information Security by LastMitch Out of **6** things you mention. Only **#6** more likely to happend soon to be expected. The rest might be iffy. Re: Infosec trends for 2013 (part two) Hardware and Software Information Security by LastMitch >Skype: after pretty much replacing Messenger for most users, Skype could well become a major target for cyber-criminals. Correct, it could happened. >Cyber-warfare: throughout 2012, different types of attacks have been launched against nations. The Middle East is worth mentioning, where the conflict is also present in cyber-space. In fact… Infosec trends for 2013 (part three) Hardware and Software Information Security by happygeek Continuing our round up of 2013 IT security vendor predictions, we've got the thoughts of three of the big Infosecurity Europe exhibitors: Palo Alto Networks, SafeNet and Kaspersky Lab. ![dweb-infoseceurope](/attachments/small/0/dweb-infoseceurope.jpg "align-right") Brian Tokuyoshi from Palo Alto Networks predicts that social media, … Re: Infosec trends for 2013 (part three) Hardware and Software Information Security by Seten All the companies will try to lure people to upload all their private data to their cloud. Because they know that people will not migrate to other company/device/vendor, as it will be difficult for them to adjust to the new environment. Then as next phase they will change the agreements from "we can give statistic data to 3rd party" to &… Re: Infosec trends for 2013 (part three) Hardware and Software Information Security by LastMitch >"The most notable predictions for the next year include the continued rise of targeted attacks, cyber-espionage and nation-state cyber-attacks, the evolving role of hacktivism, the development of controversial ‘legal’ surveillance tools and the increase in cybercriminal attacks targeting cloud-based services. **cyber-espionage** or **… inserting data into a table and skipping empty rows Programming Web Development by johnvanderjagt …"); if (!$con) { die('Could not connect: ' . mysql_error()); }mysql_select_db("infosec", $con); $sql="INSERT INTO kweker (naam, adres, postcode… The chocolate hackers Hardware and Software Networking by newsguy …][/FONT]A newly published report by [URL="http://www.infosec.co.uk"]Infosecurity Europe[/URL] reveals that out of… Women prefer chocolate to IT security Hardware and Software Networking by newsguy … results of a survey conducted by [URL="http://www.infosec.co.uk"]InfoSecurity Europe[/URL] then women are four… A million reasons why your staff would steal your data Hardware and Software Networking by happygeek … the financial heart of London by [URL="http://www.infosec.co.uk"]Infosecurity Europe[/URL] reveals that 37 percent… Olympic security scare Hardware and Software Networking by GuyClapperton … warning tomorrow. That's tomorrow the opening day of the Infosec show in the UK. So he needed a subject. And… Euro security tsar Hardware and Software Networking by GuyClapperton …://www.vnunet.com/vnunet/news/2241289/european-commission-criticises"]Infosec[/URL] show starts in the UK we have a call… Shops and Robbers: the truth about credit card fraud Digital Media Digital Marketing by newsguy The annual [URL="http://www.infosec.co.uk"]Infosecurity Europe[/URL] show is set to … Pentagon Tells WikiLeaks to Return Documents Hardware and Software Networking by CatRambo … potential force protection, counterintelligence, operational security (OPSEC) and information security (INFOSEC) threat to the US Army."[youtube]t_0fU7SYqoI[/youtube] C++ and MS SQL Server 2005 Programming Software Development by CelticWhisper Hi all, First-time poster and netadmin/infosec guy trying to get into coding. My company uses a … Looking for career advice Community Center by MidLifer … avenues of interest for me might be DIS, systems analyst, infosec, health informatics or webmaster. My main reason for switching careers… Microsoft advises users to nuke Windows 7 Gadgets. Now! Hardware and Software Microsoft Windows by happygeek … someone in question being Israeli security researcher Mickey Shkatov and infosec professional Toby Kohlenberg who are planning to reveal just how… Re: Do you need AV and Firewall? Hardware and Software Microsoft Windows by catch … f@ck-all about security until they get into an InfoSec graduate program and personally I find that to be a… Re: Starting " C " Programming Software Development by Dave Sinkula …]References[/B]:[list][*][url=http://www.weycrest.co.uk/information/infosec/info/programming/C_Ref_Card.pdf]C Reference Card (ANSI)[/url] [*][url… Re: Project to design a internet security plan Hardware and Software Networking by cutepinkbunnies … I am more confused now than before. [/QUOTE] Welcome to InfoSec! [QUOTE=Bobbiegirl;348741]The company will use only a web… Re: Your data in their pockets Hardware and Software Networking by cutepinkbunnies Vista clients can be configured to prevent this theft possibility. As a previous poster pointed out, yes good treatment of employees is a great practice for infosec but sometimes this comes down to dollars and potential profit for the thieves. Great article. Re: Black Hat Hackers Need A New Name! Community Center Geeks' Lounge by happygeek … was given the 'Enigma Award' for a lifetime contribution to infosec journalism. Lacker is a good word, but I've always… Re: inserting data into a table and skipping empty rows Programming Web Development by Shanti C Then first insert into table which fields you want...and then use update query to insert other fields by using any one id which we previously inserted.. provide your table with default entry(if int with 0,if varchar with no,if text dont specify any).. Then you will get the task what you excatly want.. Re: The chocolate hackers Hardware and Software Networking by happygeek The Infosecurity folk do the swap your password for some chocolate thing every year around Easter to drive up publicity for the InfoSecurity expo/conference which takes place in London next week. Always interesting, although I don't have the result of last years survey to hand I suspect the percentages are much the same. Last year they offered … Re: Women prefer chocolate to IT security Hardware and Software Networking by jwenting such "studies" are rather pointless. I'd give them something in exchange for the chocolate, but that something wouldn't be my credentials. It would be something completely useless. Re: Women prefer chocolate to IT security Hardware and Software Networking by happygeek But you are not a woman <runs and ducks> :) Re: Shops and Robbers: the truth about credit card fraud Digital Media Digital Marketing by studentcredit credit card holders should be more careful in giving out their account information to avoid fraudal crimes. They have to be diligent in monitoring their accounts so it would be easier for them to track down suspicious transactions made in their card. SNIP