CybercrimeStuxnet: Paradigms lost and paradigms regainedDavid HarleyJune 13, 2011The assumption that the next Stuxnet will be somehow similar but not the same could be seriously misleading.
BreachIMF and the weakest linkDavid HarleyJune 13, 2011The best security takes into account technical and psychosocial factors
Network securityGood passwords are no jokeDavid HarleyJune 7, 2011However good your password is, your privacy still depends on rational implementation by the service provider.
Network securityBad boys and black opsDavid HarleyJune 6, 2011LulzSec are clearly having fun making money and hacking Sony: why should Nintendo worry?
CybercrimeOn the 419 frontDavid HarleyMay 31, 2011A new 419 scam targeting the 2014 World Cup smells familiar...
ContentMinding your own businessDavid HarleyMay 25, 2011Business, education, and academia: three different views to a bill.
CompliancePassword strategies: Who goes there?David HarleyMay 23, 2011Password selection usually involves compromise, but even a short password can be reasonably strong and still memorable.
CybercrimeBabushka* dollarsDavid HarleyMay 19, 2011It's not surprising, given how much cybercrime originates in Eastern Europe, that some of the best counter-threat research also comes out of the region.
CybercrimeMasterminds and MastercardsDavid HarleyMay 19, 2011Fortunately, not every criminal is a mastermind, but then most victims aren't Sherlock Holmes.
