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		Monday July 30, 2012

BREAKING NEWS

Applications

#BlackHat: Researchers bypass iris scanners with biometric clones

By Marcos Colon | July 30, 2012

Researchers tap templates.

Applications

#BlackHat: Researchers upload dangerous app to Google Play store

By Fahmida Y. Rashid | July 30, 2012

Google's Bouncer beat by legit JavaScript trick.

Web/client

#BlackHat: Java malware exploits type confusion vulnerability

By Fahmida Y. Rashid | July 30, 2012

Type confusion is the 'most essential' aspect of Java security.

Risk

Websense launches CSI forensics services

By Dan Raywood | July 30, 2012

Pitched to help offs under attack

Messaging

#BlackHat: Phones hijacked by malicious NFC tag

By Marcos Colon | July 30, 2012

Android, Nokia compromised.

Messaging

Pwn2Own targets mobiles

By Dan Raywood | July 30, 2012

Attacks mat require little user interaction to steal data.

DAILY PRODUCT REVIEW

Applications

MetaFlows Security System

By Peter Stephenson | July 26, 2012

This is a killer app. The more we watched this one sort through the data that it was monitoring - over a million events and flows at a major university - and dig down and analyze it, the more we wanted one.

OPINION OF THE DAY

Networks

IPv6 co-founder talks protocol security

By Robert Hinden | July 27, 2012

Security practitioners need to learn the basics of IPv6.

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