November 23, 2010 – Episode 188
Episode 188:
This week’s regular episode of The Cyberjungle is 40 minutes long. You can hear it by clicking on the flash player below, or you can go to the listening options page and browse for other ways to hear the show.
To listen to Episode 188 via the flash player:
Interview
Interview with Kevin Ripa, a forensics expert with Computer Evidence Recovery, on the mis-handling of computer forensic data.. Recorded at The Paraben Forensic Innovator’s Conference in Park City Utah.
Our Take On This Week’s News
CCTVs, public schools, and forensic data: What should the due process rules be for the viewing and management of this type of forensic data? Read more here.
New layers of security for Adobe PDF users: Adobe launches a ‘sandboxed’ edition of it’s popular PDF reader: Reader X. Invincea’s take on Reader X, and how it compares
Major security flaw (still) on over 90 million ATT wireless accounts: Easy disconnect for lost or stolen phones. ATT says the flaw is “fixed.” But is it? What could go wrong? Maybe using the last four digits of someone’s Social Security Number is not really secure?
Tales from the Dark Web
Members of the Dark Web target common web-cams – Another reason for users to take security more seriously.
Wrap
National opt-out day at airports across the US.
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November 28, 2010 at 7:06 am
I think that having more CCTV’s is a good idea as long as they have a “data retention” policy of like 30 days then destroy the data. Also adobe reader should have been sandboxed a long time. Now with AT&T. Just using the last 4 digits is a weak security policy. AT&T should require the acct# which is on your bill or require the full ssn#.