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Security stories of the week

Posted on January 21, 2014 by dstrom

In my role as curator of the Dice Security Talent community, here are some of my favorite stories of the past week, including some follow-ups from the Target credit card breech that are worth looking at. And this story in the NY Times about what happened behind the scenes is also worth a closer read.

  • 10 Free Or Low-Cost Network Discovery And Mapping Tools
  • Starbucks, SSL for Twitter and Why Sensitive Data Must Be Encrypted
  • Digitally signed data-stealing malware targets Mac users in undelivered courier item attack
  • Adware Vendors Buy and Abuse Chrome Extensions
  • The Cybersecurity skills gap is worse than you think
  • Mysterious networking error stifles Internet access in China
  • Major retail breaches highlight point-of-sale security weaknesses
  • Researchers warns about evolution of threats and interests to modern networks
  • Target and Restoring Trust After a Data Breach
  • When The Internet of Things Attacks! Parsing The IoT Botnet Story
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