TiS # 16 Today In Security Niko Depofi – Chris Pope

Description

New issues with Adobe Flash, Google search links could compromise your [WoW] account Microsoft finally fixes Pwn2Own browser flaw A swarm of Safari security holes: Mac and Windows users told to update Olympus apologises after shipping malware-laced cameras in Japan Banks increase information security budgets as threats evolve BP ‘manipulating search results’ on Google following […]

Summary

New issues with Adobe Flash, Google search links could compromise your [WoW] account
Microsoft finally fixes Pwn2Own browser flaw
A swarm of Safari security holes: Mac and Windows users told to update
Olympus apologises after shipping malware-laced cameras in Japan
Banks increase information security budgets as threats evolve
BP ‘manipulating search results’ on Google following oil spill
Ecuador Government Web Site Attack
Researchers: Poor password practices hurt security for all

Subtitle: New issues with Adobe Flash, Google search links could compromise your [WoW] account Microsoft finally fixes Pwn2Own browser flaw A swarm of Safari security holes: Mac and Windows users told to update Olympus apologises after shipping malware-laced cam...
Duration: 9:35
Publishing date: 2010-06-09 16:37
Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/todayinsecurity/~3/sxDcWk1bLGo/
Contributors: TechJives.net; author
Enclosures: http://media.libsyn.com/media/techjives2/TIS-016-TodayInSecurity-6-08-2010-Techjives-NikoDepofi-ChrisPope.mp3; audio/mpeg

Shownotes

New issues with Adobe Flash, Google search links could compromise your [WoW] account

Microsoft finally fixes Pwn2Own browser flaw

A swarm of Safari security holes: Mac and Windows users told to update

Olympus apologises after shipping malware-laced cameras in Japan

Banks increase information security budgets as threats evolve

BP ‘manipulating search results’ on Google following oil spill

Ecuador Government Web Site Attack

Researchers: Poor password practices hurt security for all