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Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Ny runde: Anonyme Spørreundersøkelser
Friday, September 21, 2012
Java patching i Norge
[Java. Du trenger ikke å like det, men du må dessverre ha det i Norge.]
Marie Moe i NorCERT er overrasket når Digi.no forteller henne at tall fra sikkerhetsselskapet Mnemonic viser at 78% har enda ikke oppgradert Java programvaren sin til nyeste versjon. Nyeste versjon anses sikker pr dags dato, i betydningen "Ingen offentlig kjente sårbarheter pr dags dato".
Hun burde ikke være overrasket.
Hun burde ikke være overrasket.
Saturday, September 15, 2012
Elcomsoft, UPEK & more
[That was one *awesome* passphrase! :-)]
Elcomsoft has announced that certain versions of fingerprint software named Protector Suite made by UPEK (now part of Authentec) stores your Windows password in a 'scrambled' format in registry. This allows an attacker through different entry points to get easy access to a users Windows password. I have no reason not to believe Elcomsoft in their claims, but UPEK/Autentec seriously disagrees. In the middle of this I happen to have some questions, and an opinion regarding biometric software today.
Sunday, September 09, 2012
Spying on ex-employees & others using Computrace
[Hi, and welcome to 1984!] |
The Norwegian Data Protection Authority (Datatilsynet) has strict guidelines on the use of tracking software & hardware enabling position tracking of people. Easily summarized: A user has to agree on being tracked (in writing), and can recall his/her consent at any given time. Consequences of not agreeing on being tracked may of course be denied access to the service in question, etc.
In Norway it has become pretty common that employees get to keep their laptop & smartphone when leaving a company due to downsizing. Enter the problematic world of asset tracking & inventory software hardcoded into your system BIOS.
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