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  Firewalls / Wireless Security - June 29, 2008
  Is RFID Too Dangerous for Hospitals? Signals from radio frequency ID may interfere with other medical equipment, researchers warn.
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  Firewalls / Wireless Security - June 15, 2008
  Insider Threat Exaggerated, Study Says Hackers, holes, malware and other outside efforts account for most corporate security breaches, according to a new report.

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All Firewalls / Wireless Security Articles

• Is RFID Too Dangerous for Hospitals? - Signals from radio frequency ID may interfere with other medical equipment, researchers warn.
• Insider Threat Exaggerated, Study Says - Hackers, holes, malware and other outside efforts account for most corporate security breaches, according to a new report.
• Secure Your Network - One-stop "security-in-a-box" devices can help you repel numerous threats.
• An ExpressCard Slot Computer Designed to Protect Main Machine - A Linux computer embedded in an ExpressCard could speed up your Windows machine by offloading the tedious and cycle-churning tasks of protecting your system from viruses, malware, and intrusion.
• Biometric Hacking Tool Debuts - Attacks on data protected by biometrics could accelerate if encryption isn't added to the scheme, researcher warns.
• Common Mobile Security Doesn't Cut it, Hackers Say - Security researchers show off techniques to crack GSM encryption and urge carriers to get serious about security.
• KPMG Expert: Wi-Fi Security Still Too Complicated - Companies rarely use the 802.1x access protocol and thus leave the door open for hackers, according to KPMG.
• Hackers Take Aim at Mac OS X - In 2007 hackers found a new target, Mac OS X.
• Admin Faces Prison for Trying to Axe California Power Grid - A former Unix administrator has pleaded guilty to shutting down the power supply data center.
• Hack This School Network, Win a Router - After a breach, a school district wants to test its security crackdown by issuing a challenge to hackers.
• Top Security Headaches: Web Apps, Office - Too many Web-based apps have security holes, says SANS Institute's annual security report.
• Is Security Software Becoming a Security Risk? - Security researchers believe that file-parsing bugs in security software could become a big problem.
• Retail Wi-Fi Wide Open to Hackers, Study Finds - While retailers securing their physical businesses to prevent theft, they don't take the same precautions with their wireless security.
• Half Million Database Servers Lack Firewall Security - A security researcher's study reveals nearly 500,000 SQL Server and Oracle databases lack firewall protection.

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