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This past week there was an announcement from a local university that they exposed the private information of 18,931 employees from 2002 had been published for “at least three years.” They caught it by total accident when a current worker found the file online and quickly moved to remove the data.
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A published report came out a bit ago about a hacker who basically destroyed the entire trust relationship scheme on the internet. I’m talking about digital certificates, those little pieces of computer code that verify the identity of a web site, or are used to secure a web connection between a server and a user. So why is this important? Continue reading Secure web connection snooping?→
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