Category Archives: Latest Security News

I have been away for a much needed holiday, spending quality time with my in-laws.  Apart from the typical gastronomical splurging (what else – Swiss chocolates, Swiss Cheese, etc.), holidays are a good time to reflect.  Trains and Europe go … Continue reading →

Yes that’s right, I said it, Moogled: Malware Originating, Orchestrated Group Level Exchange.  A term coined by Wedge’s resident genius, the man responsible for the Hamster, Dr.Husam Kinawi. It started off harmless enough,  I had just finished reading an article … Continue reading →

Remember the days when Mom told you not to speak to strangers, even if they were friendly and offering you candy or petting their pet hamsters?  This week’s events sure brought about those memories.  Here are the top three events that … Continue reading →

The new iPhone 4.0 is a piece of art, a handheld device which Andrew Berg of Wireless Week elegantly termed as ‘beautifuly flawed‘.  Surprisingly, another report that went out un-noticed by mainstream media, unless you are in the Security business, … Continue reading →

Anti-malware systems that use Deep Packet Inspection are limited. Deep Content Inspection allows the anti-malware system to see the WHOLE picture without the need for wading into the contentious privacy issues. Continue reading →

Thoughts on Stuxnex, Aurora Project, and machine-to-machine security: the mouse, the cat, and the fears Continue reading →

Today’s Patch Tuesday marks two key events – the first, for the first time Microsoft is able to provide a 33 day turn around patch to a zero-day attack. And the second, is how protocol handlers can be a popular source of vulnerabilties. Continue reading →