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The Security Practice: Disclosure
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Issues and reflections of an Information Risk Management group. June 21, 2012. Help Keep PayPal Safe The Bug Bounty Way! In an effort to keep PayPal the safe and secure online payment company, we are pleased to announce the launch of a bug bounty program! 0160;Our official announcement is here. And the the official details of the program can be found here - ( https:/ cms.paypal.com/cgi-bin/marketingweb? Cmd= render-content&content ID=security/reporting security issues. Posted at 09:01 AM in Disclosure.
The Security Practice: In Defense of HTML5
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Issues and reflections of an Information Risk Management group. Laquo; Certificate Authorities asked to step up for Internet security; CABF takes a step back instead. Enterprise Networks Need to Prepare for the Security Impact of New TLDs ». November 30, 2012. In Defense of HTML5. Lots of people are excited about HTML5, but one group I don’t see as particularly excited are security experts, or perhaps they’re only excited in a rather cynical fashion. Full employment! 0160; Browser botnets! Frankly this ...
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Issues and reflections of an Information Risk Management group. March 22, 2013. Enterprise Networks Need to Prepare for the Security Impact of New TLDs. Last week, after speaking with a member of ICANN’s Security and Stability Advisory Committee, Bill Smith and I authored a letter to ICANN expressing our concern with the proposed and potential delegation of certain names, such as .corp or .internal , that are currently in wide use as. Http:/ forum.icann.org/lists/bc-gnso/pdfNFDozNA9Ka.pdf. Regardless of ...
The Security Practice: Raising the Bar with the Domain Policy Framework
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Issues and reflections of an Information Risk Management group. Laquo; PayPal supports reform at the CA/Browser Forum. New Research and Progress Against Clickjacking at the W3C ». May 10, 2012. Raising the Bar with the Domain Policy Framework. PayPal is pleased to be invited by Artemis Internet Inc. To participate in the Domain Policy Working Group. Are early adopters of DNSSEC. For email authentication and HTTP Strict Transport Security ( HSTS. 0160;- Brad Hill. Posted at 06:06 PM.
The Security Practice: Announcing Strict-Transport-Security Support on www.paypal.com
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Issues and reflections of an Information Risk Management group. Laquo; An ethical framework for information security research. What works in fighting phishing ». November 06, 2009. Announcing Strict-Transport-Security Support on www.paypal.com. Hello, Andy Steingruebl here. A few small caveats. Right now were just supporting this on https:/ www.paypal.com, not any of our other sites. This feature is currently supported in the NoScript. Extensions for Firefox, and Chrome-4. Posted at 01:31 PM in Protocols.
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Security Retentive: Malware prevalence != Infection rates
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Wednesday, October 05, 2011. There have been a number of presentations of late that have tried to document howend-users get infected with malware. Both Google's malware report. And a recent report. From CSIS purport to tell us how people get malware, based on how what malware they detect most frequently online, and what exploits it uses to get onto a client machine. Google goes so far as to say:. But even there the numbers in a corporate environment may not align that well with what a home-user sees, as ...
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Security Retentive: January 2012
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Thursday, January 05, 2012. Why do people expect so much more from mobile platforms? Reading Veracode's recent post: Mobile Security – Android vs. iOS. Which is an infographic comparing Android and iOS security, I'm left with a few questions, some of which I posted as a comment on their site. While the graphic does a good job of summarizing the notable differences between these two mobile platforms, I think it approaches the problem with a set of underlying assumptions:. Perhaps the underlying argument i...
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Security Retentive: August 2012
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Tuesday, August 07, 2012. Whose credentials are they? Mine, or yours? I've been spending a bunch of time lately thinking about usernames and passwords, and other types of credentials, and concept of "ownership". When you get a credit card, on the back it typically says something like - "Your card is issued and serviced by XYZ Bank pursuant to a license from Visa USA. Its use is subject to the terms of your Cardmember agreement". Since users often (always? A website that would like to pretend that credent...
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Security Retentive: Whose credentials are they? Mine, or yours?
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Tuesday, August 07, 2012. Whose credentials are they? Mine, or yours? I've been spending a bunch of time lately thinking about usernames and passwords, and other types of credentials, and concept of "ownership". When you get a credit card, on the back it typically says something like - "Your card is issued and serviced by XYZ Bank pursuant to a license from Visa USA. Its use is subject to the terms of your Cardmember agreement". Since users often (always? A website that would like to pretend that credent...
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Security Retentive: Why do people expect so much more from mobile platforms?
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Thursday, January 05, 2012. Why do people expect so much more from mobile platforms? Reading Veracode's recent post: Mobile Security – Android vs. iOS. Which is an infographic comparing Android and iOS security, I'm left with a few questions, some of which I posted as a comment on their site. While the graphic does a good job of summarizing the notable differences between these two mobile platforms, I think it approaches the problem with a set of underlying assumptions:. Perhaps the underlying argument i...
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Security Retentive: October 2011
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Wednesday, October 05, 2011. There have been a number of presentations of late that have tried to document howend-users get infected with malware. Both Google's malware report. And a recent report. From CSIS purport to tell us how people get malware, based on how what malware they detect most frequently online, and what exploits it uses to get onto a client machine. Google goes so far as to say:. But even there the numbers in a corporate environment may not align that well with what a home-user sees, as ...
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Security Retentive: Combating Cybercrime
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Thursday, May 05, 2011. Cross-posting this to my personal blog as I'm sure some folks that see this, don't see the other blog: http:/ www.thesecuritypractice.com/. We've just published a whitepaper titled "Combating Cybercrime: Principles, Policies, and Programs". You can read a quick summary at this blog post. Please do let us know your thoughts. Http:/ tasya.marinirseo.web.id/? Http:/ caca.marinirseo.web.id/? Http:/ anne.marinirseo.web.id/? Http:/ jeannet.marinirseo.web.id/? Http:/ jeannet3.marinir...
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Security Retentive: No Browser is an Island
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Thursday, February 03, 2011. No Browser is an Island. Jeremiah wrote today about web browsers and opt-in security. I think he gets it mostly right (and hey, he pointed at a paper I co-authored so I'm biased) but I think it also misses the mark a little. Once upon a time there were only two major web browsers, and their user bases were large enough, and users didn't switch, that they had outsized influence on exactly how the web worked. Users had very little choice. Unless all browsers make changes at the...
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Security Retentive: [Non-Security]Please Help Fight Leukemia
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Wednesday, March 30, 2011. Non-Security]Please Help Fight Leukemia. I don't that often use my blog to talk about non-security topics but today I'm making an exception. Last April Leukemia became a very personal topic for me and my family. If you'd like to learn more, please check out: http:/ svmb.heros.llsevent.org/Elise. Nice article, thanks for the information. Non-Security]Please Help Fight Leukemia. View my complete profile. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.
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Security Retentive: Poll Time - What One Problem in Web Security Do You Want to Fix?
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Wednesday, December 29, 2010. Poll Time - What One Problem in Web Security Do You Want to Fix? It is poll time. Doing a little planning and trying to figure out what people view as the biggest architectural weaknesses on the web security wise. I'm mainly focused on things within HTTP and HTML/JS/CSS themselves, not things at the TLS layer. There is a small poll on the right hand side of the blog. If you have other ideas, pleas stick them in the comments. I voted for authentication, because I include SSL ...
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Issues and reflections of an Information Risk Management group. March 22, 2013. Enterprise Networks Need to Prepare for the Security Impact of New TLDs. Last week, after speaking with a member of ICANN’s Security and Stability Advisory Committee, Bill Smith and I authored a letter to ICANN expressing our concern with the proposed and potential delegation of certain names, such as .corp or .internal , that are currently in wide use as. Http:/ forum.icann.org/lists/bc-gnso/pdfNFDozNA9Ka.pdf. Regardless of ...
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