One of the things that makes [MyAppCloud] so secure is that we do not disclose the exact encryption practices12yr ⋅ giovannibajo ⋅ r/netsec
Well, Mac users, it looks like the game is up. I just got redirected to this from reddit. 14yr ⋅ abadidea ⋅ r/netsec
When applying for Cyber Exploitation Corps Development Program (CECDP) at NSA - ran into this problem.....12yr ⋅ rgautier ⋅ r/netsec
Apple support will not support users who have malware installed impersonating an Apple AV for Mac14yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/netsec
If you're hired to be a pen tester at a busy mall, don't be this obvious. Calling the cops wastes my time.13yr ⋅ rogue780 ⋅ r/netsec
I cancelled my Tivo account 4 years ago. Why are they still keeping, and letting 3rd parties lose my name and email address?14yr ⋅ pegothejerk ⋅ r/netsec
This is why humans will always be the most vulnerable part of any security policy14yr ⋅ bandman614 ⋅ r/netsec
Adrian Lamo Learns a Lesson in Internet Security during his Interview with Al-Jazeera14yr ⋅ xtom ⋅ r/netsec
Australia's social security system appears to use legacy DES crypt(3), based on maximum password length.11yr ⋅ TerrorBite ⋅ r/netsec
How can I still make a trivial password despite your annoying restrictions? Oh, thanks!14yr ⋅ sporksmith ⋅ r/netsec
I work for LastPass, thought /r/netsec might like a very simple overview of our encryption process.14yr ⋅ kappuru ⋅ r/netsec
16x more secure than bank encryption! I've talked about the misconception often, but I never thought I'd see this IRL.14yr ⋅ ksigler ⋅ r/netsec
Upgrade your password regex please...Aren't passwords better if they are longer?14yr ⋅ jason-samfield ⋅ r/netsec
I am very impressed with LinkedIn, this may be the first time I've ever witnessed a website act in a way that is truly proactive.14yr ⋅ willies_hat ⋅ r/netsec
Caesars Palace WiFi during BlackHat / Defcon. WTF are you guys up to? iPhones don't seem to see these...13yr ⋅ WestonP ⋅ r/netsec
You know, Adobe, force-installing McAfee isn't going to make Flash any less of a bug-ridden security mess.14yr ⋅ kmeisthax ⋅ r/netsec
ResellersPanel.com storing all customer passwords in plaintext, attempted to let them know with a reply of it's never been compromised before11yr ⋅ JacobinPidgeon ⋅ r/netsec
AT&T starts sending out video bills to customers, leaves them wide open without authentication, accessible to anyone with the URL11yr ⋅ spangborn ⋅ r/netsec
It is probably a good idea to suppress PHP errors that could reveal MySQL credentials (PIC)15yr ⋅ Paul-ish ⋅ r/netsec
Anyone else get their password nabbed recently? Been using a complex 21 character password for a while, and now this...14yr ⋅ badm0nk3y369 ⋅ r/netsec
Final Jeopardy wager by Internet Security Enginner Brendan O'Connor (x-post from /r/pics)12yr ⋅ fezir108 ⋅ r/netsec
Despite hard economic times, the Ghostbusters are adapting to the needs of a geeky 21st Century...13yr ⋅ reiduh ⋅ r/netsec
BlackBerry blog hacked over plans to turn over private information to the london police .13yr ⋅ throwawayaccount1020 ⋅ r/netsec
Skype was logged in and not connected to any peer. I had a constant stream of 15KB/sec up and down in my network activity according to my router. Image is from Windows 7 resource monitor. What's going on here?12yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/netsec
So I got a pre-generated Fedex print label, and they plain-texted my username and password in the URL [img](X-Post from /r/programming)13yr ⋅ periodictabledancing ⋅ r/netsec
1st thing I see in our office today: A box in our mail area from some tech vendor with a USB drive inside a framed box and warning of a Zombie attack. Right, I'm going to go ahead and stick that in my computer...11yr ⋅ swellboy ⋅ r/netsec
1) Point Metasploit Pro at your network 2) Go to bed 3) Wake up and find over 100 shells in the morning14yr ⋅ todbatx ⋅ r/netsec
Disabling UPC scanners, barcodes.[This memorandum is confidential and not to be posted, duplicated, or released to the public.]15yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/netsec
Your pathetic defensive measures are no match for this advanced persistent threat.15yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/netsec
This may not be the best subreddit to submit this to, but I found it amusing that Atheros' old consumer site got hacked. [pic]15yr ⋅ Suicide_Guy ⋅ r/netsec
Uh, Did I just win $750,000? Or why smart parents need to have phishing talks with their children. [Pic]16yr ⋅ evilmaverick ⋅ r/netsec
Really staples... I don't think you need to store this in plaintext.12yr ⋅ MalumProhibitum ⋅ r/netsec
This may not be a big deal to you but I have to share how happy I was when I got this e-mail today.11yr ⋅ snatchington ⋅ r/netsec
/r/netsec: Here's an illustrated guide by a dumb Mac user for dumb Mac users on dis-trusting DigiNotar. Feel free to send it to all your unhackable Mac friends.13yr ⋅ ironiridis ⋅ r/netsec
Dear XXFIRST_NAMEXX, (supposedly from Netflix; has anyone else gotten one of these?) [pic]14yr ⋅ diablo75 ⋅ r/netsec
I just got hacked (CSRF) at govguru.com. I clicked a phony link and it sent spam to all my yahoo contacts. Crosspost from /r/programming [PIC]14yr ⋅ xenofiend ⋅ r/netsec
