D-Link to padlock router backdoor by Halloween

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	BOOK GIVEAWAY: The Practice of Network Security Monitoring We've got 5 copies to give to some lucky ITworld readers. Enter now for your chance to win! Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Prolexic Technologies DDoS Attackers Changed Tactics in Q3 2013 According to Prolexic's upcoming DDoS attack report, there was a significant increase in reflection attacks (DNS and CHARGEN) in Q3. Read what else changed and what new threats emerged. Pre-register to receive a complimentary copy of Prolexic's latest attack report on the day of publication. In this Issue D-Link to padlock router backdoor by Halloween 7 tools that help protect you against the NSA and Google Brazil to fortify government email system following NSA snooping revelations NSA surveillance revelations prompt EFF resignation from Global Network Initiative Apple may launch iPad with higher resolution in 2014, along with a 12-inch retina Macbook HTC One Max packs fingerprint scanner, 5.9-inch screen RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Neustar Hoping DDoS will go away? Wish you had a strategy? Knowing is half the battle. Learn from experts in: • Government • Industry • Research & analysis Join us for DDoS Awareness Day From Hope to Strategy A live virtual event hosted by Neustar, sponsored by CSO │October 23, 2013 Register to Reserve Your Space Now D-Link to padlock router backdoor by Halloween D-Link will address by the end of October a security issue in some of its routers that could allow attackers to change the device settings without requiring a username and password. Read More 7 tools that help protect you against the NSA and Google Want to protect your privacy in a world filled with surveillance from the National Security Agency, Google, and others? Here are seven apps, services, and tools that many people who worry about the NSA and Google have been flocking to. Read More Brazil to fortify government email system following NSA snooping revelations The Brazilian Federal Data Processing Service, known as Serpro, will build a secure email system for Brazil's federal government following media reports that foreign intelligence agencies intercepted electronic communications in the country. Read More WHITE PAPER: BlackBerry Everything You Need in One Place The BlackBerry® 10 Ready Program is designed to help address the important questions enterprise customers have expressed leading up to launch. Learn More NSA surveillance revelations prompt EFF resignation from Global Network Initiative The reported participation of technology companies in the U.S. National Security Agency's surveillance programs has prompted digital rights watchdog the Electronic Frontier Foundation to resign from the Global Network Initiative, a multistakeholder group whose members include Google, Microsoft, Yahoo and Facebook and whose stated mission is to advance privacy and freedom of expression online. Read More Apple may launch iPad with higher resolution in 2014, along with a 12-inch retina Macbook Apple may launch a new iPad in 2014 with higher resolution, and a 12-inch Macbook. Plus: A lower priced iPad? And the media's obsession with cheaper Apple products. Read More HTC One Max packs fingerprint scanner, 5.9-inch screen HTC's newest phone, the 5.9-inch HTC One Max, includes a fingerprint scanner -- although unlike the one in Apple's latest iPhone, it's located on the back of the device. Read More
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