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Keyfob is another great password manager that deserves to be on this list. They have apps for Windows desktop and Windows Phone 8. They also have a web app at keyfobapp.com in case you are away from your phone and computer....
In reply to: re: 10 Top Password Managers
Passwords are the weak link to many things. How many people use that word for their password? I bet it's a pretty large number. That being said what else can we do? Finger prints maybe? I realize that's much easier...
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I haven't been able to find information on the exact malware used or the infiltration method, however, it has been reported that the same group that breached Target is also behind this attack. Therefore, the malware used...
In reply to: Re: Type of Malware
Has there been any report as to what type of malware was used to exploit the POS machines? Also, how were the machines infiltrated?
In reply to: Type of Malware
It is an embarrassing situation. The level of security offered to the customers is very poor. In many cases pos systems are common windows based machine with a few defense systems that in many cases are not sufficient...
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Perfect analogy, and exactly my point summed up fantastically!
In reply to: Re: Great Article
Great points Corey! I don't see anything wrong with security by obscurity when used in conjunction with a secure system. By making your systems appear to be smaller targets you are essentially eliminating...
In reply to: Great Article
You are misunderstanding the phrase. 'obscurity' in this context refers to relying on secreting the details of the security mechanism. The big difference is that if you have a reason to suspect your security arrangements, ...
In reply to: Re: We rely on Security through Obscurity
We found in our recent independent research that hospitals, care providers and medical insurers experience twice as many internal security breaches in comparison to other sectors. As we are seeing more and more...
In reply to: Re: Exceptions to the rule?
Everyone who has a user account on any system relies on security through obscurity. Consider the user ID/password combination. One component (the ID) may or may not be obscure, but the second (the password)...
In reply to: We rely on Security through Obscurity
Great article here, Corey! Security by obscurity should only be used as a method to delay and/or discourage the attackers from compromising our security; nothing more. "Security by Obscurity is no security at all." I agree,...
In reply to: Re: How A Little Obscurity Can Bolster Security
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