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In this Issue Vulnerabilities in aircraft systems allow remote airplane hijacking, researcher says Supply chain the new tempting attraction for hackers APT attackers getting more evasive, even more persistent Two-factor authentication ready to roll out at Microsoft Companies should ban Facebook Home, experts say Critics: CISPA still a government surveillance bill Hackers turn a Canon EOS camera into a remote surveillance tool Hackers could start abusing electric car chargers to cripple the grid, researcher says Gartner: Long hard climb to high level of cloud computing security Father of SSH working on new version of crypto standard Techiest college commencement speakers of 2013 WHITE PAPER: Kaspersky Why Complexity is IT Security's Worst Enemy This white paper looks at the real challenges faced by organizations, and what new IT security threats and issues have arisen as a result. Increasingly, anti-malware alone is not enough, so this white paper investigates what new IT security approach is required to effectively respond to the changing threat landscape and new ways of working. Learn more. Vulnerabilities in aircraft systems allow remote airplane hijacking, researcher says The lack of security in communication technologies used in the aviation industry makes it possible to remotely exploit vulnerabilities in critical on-board systems and attack aircraft in flight, according to research presented Wednesday at the Hack in the Box security conference in Amsterdam. Read More Supply chain the new tempting attraction for hackers The attractiveness of company supply chains to hackers is growing, say security experts interviewed by CSO. 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Read More Companies should ban Facebook Home, experts say Social network's new overlay for Android smartphones 'would be the first thing I would block on my network,' said one security adviser Read More Critics: CISPA still a government surveillance bill A U.S. House of Representatives committee failed to make the changes necessary to allay fears about government surveillance in a controversial cyberthreat sharing bill that's moving toward a House vote, critics said. Read More WHITE PAPER: Dell Virtualization Streamlines Public Service Initiatives Many municipal, county and state governments now deploy virtualized environments to enhance service levels, conserve energy and scale capacity within tight budgets. Find out how four government entities are using server, storage, and desktop virtualization to meet the challenges of today's government. Learn More Hackers turn a Canon EOS camera into a remote surveillance tool The high-end Canon EOS-1D X camera can be hacked for use as a remote surveillance tool, with images remotely downloaded, erased and uploaded, a researcher said during the Hack in the Box security conference in Amsterdam on Wednesday. Read More Hackers could start abusing electric car chargers to cripple the grid, researcher says Hackers could use vulnerable charging stations to prevent the charging of electric vehicles in a certain area, or possibly even use the vulnerabilities to cripple parts of the electricity grid, a security researcher said during the Hack in the Box conference in Amsterdam on Thursday. Read More Gartner: Long hard climb to high level of cloud computing security It's still a long, hard climb to get to a high level of security in cloud computing, according to Gartner research vice president Jay Heiser, who said business and government organizations with sensitive data appear likely to hold back from cloud-based services until things improve. Read More Father of SSH working on new version of crypto standard The Secure Shell (SSH) cryptographic network protocol that's supported in software for server authentication and machine-to-machine communications is headed for a significant update. Read More Techiest college commencement speakers of 2013 An Apple co-founder, a powerful tech philanthropist and a gaming visionary among tech business stars delivering commencement addresses this spring Read More
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