New Rules for Antispyware
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1895,1917170,00.asp
New Rules for Antispyware Testing Published
On Monday, a group of security software vendors and testing experts
announced publication of a set of best practices for testing products
that claim to remove spyware.
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The initiative's current partners include McAfee, Symantec, and Trend
Micro, as well as ICSA Labs and Thompson Cyber Security Labs. The full
document can be found at www.spywaretesting.org, along with security
news, member information, and eventually discussion groups.
More in the article.
(there must be so much out there they had to do more...which is really
sad for the Windows users...)
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Regards,
JP
"The measure of a man is what he will do while
expecting that he will get nothing in return!"
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Relevant Pages
- Re: [Full-Disclosure] DCOM RPC exploit (dcom.c)
... ** The r00t of the problem is a failure to follow best practices from ... > server; security HAS to come second to that. ... > As for how many are protected - not enough, which is again a cost issue. ...
(Full-Disclosure) - Re: Access Control Best Practices for shared hosting seem at odds with Web Site Starters
... The practical implementation of security measures is an exercise for the ... reader -- but best practices is not. ... With respect to DotNetNuke and the Community Server, yes, these are not ... > permissions because the app requires it or I use an Access database. ...
(microsoft.public.inetserver.iis.security) - Re: [fw-wiz] PCI DSS & Firewalls
... Over and over in my 17 years in security people whining for the next unsafe ... Not to mention poor design practices that put ring 0 devices on the edge ... my midldle management idiot self can busy myself doing BETTER than ...
(Firewall-Wizards) - Re: [fw-wiz] Wireless
... Like every other security "problem", best practices is layered defenses. ... Strong authentication - companies like netmotion, columbitech, funk have ... >> spoofing, wandering unauthorized users, etc. to prevent access to all ...
(Firewall-Wizards) - RE: Microsoft technologies. By default, non-HIPAA compliant?
... Anything But Microsoft wrote: ... > security practices are a federally mandated requirement. ... Customer service reps may need web access to look up local doctor's ...
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