Tuesday, January 6, 2015

New lie detector relies on full-body suit for better accuracy

  New lie detector relies on full-body suit for better accuracy | Free tool automates phishing attacks for Wi-Fi passwords

 
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Gaps In SSH Security Create An Open Door For Attackers
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Improving DDoS Protection
A recent survey reveals a significant disconnect between companies' concerns and their preparedness when it comes to potential DDoS attacks. This survey looks at the high level of concern about the impacts of DDoS attacks and the "always-on" solution to help identify and mitigate attacks. Learn More

New lie detector relies on full-body suit for better accuracy
Suits normally used by 3D graphics animators could help law enforcement spot lies Read More
 

Free tool automates phishing attacks for Wi-Fi passwords
  The tool can disconnect Wi-Fi users and trick them into disclosing their access password to a rogue access point Read More
 


WHITE PAPER: Level 3 Communications

Infographic: Managed Security Solutions
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UTM Shootout: Security appliances for SMBs are smaller, more powerful and packed with new features
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Social Engineering: The dangers of positive thinking
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