Is it ‘High Noon’ for Google, China?

“The fact that multiple very large corporations indicated they had all been victims of this … and many issued public statements and took a stand, that’s not something we’ve seen before,” said Eugene Spafford, a computer security specialist at Purdue University who has advised two U.S. presidents and numerous companies and government agencies.

Scammers target givers after Haiti earthquake

Professor Spafford describes how events like the recent earthquake in Haiti bring out con artists and scammers, and how to avoid them.

Drone “Flaw” Known Since 1990s Was a Vulnerability

An old canard reappears (sort of)

Talking to the Police All the Time

CERIAS partners with industry, academic leaders to address nation’s cybersecurity threats

CERIAS is partnering with Northrop Grumman Corp., CMU and MIT to advance research and address the nation’s most pressing cyber threats. This new consortium will work to accelerate the transfer of technology from ideas to real-life application.

“Verified by VISA”: Still Using SSNs Online, Dropped by PEFCU

Firefox Vulnerabilities: Souvenirs of Windows 95

Computer Researcher Named Distinguished Fellow of Information Security Group

Eugene H. Spafford has been named as a Distinguished Fellow of the ISSA.

Are We All Aware Yet?