Notes from the RSA Conference on security

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	By Michael Lasky Long gone are the days when PC security mostly meant installing anti-virus software and keeping it updated. Today, the digital assault on our money and privacy is expanding and changing at a truly mind-boggling pace.

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I’ve been a subscriber for years and a Windows user since v1 was bundled with Aldus Pagemaker and this is the first time I’ve felt compelled to respond to one of the stories in this newsletter. This story is good for the information it contains however it loses all credibility by citing RSA. Since RSA sold out to the NSA I wouldn’t trust them if they told me the sun rises in the east!

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Just wondering when Microsoft is going to take care of the Crypto nasty ?

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I too want to know why the crypto nasty is still alive. More critical still, what in the name of all that’s holy do the Microsofts and Googles think they are up to? If Apple can do a pretty good job, why not the rest ? Must be sloppy work!

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In relation to the Crypto Nasty there is at least someone working on this NASTY !

http://www.foolishit.com/vb6-projects/cryptoprevent/

Why isn’t Microsoft ?

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In relation to the Crypto Nasty there is at least someone working on this NASTY !

http://www.foolishit.com/vb6-projects/cryptoprevent/

Why isn’t Microsoft ?

Microsoft security software detects and removes this threat, and has done for six months (First detected on: Sep 10, 2013. This entry was first published on: Sep 10, 2013.)

Bruce

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Any advice on securing mobile devices, particularly Android smartphones, without killing the battery?

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Anybody tried AdBlock Plus for Android? Seems like that could solve a lot of problems! I didn’t even look to see if NoScript is available.

Good article BTW Michael!

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