Birthday Paradox stumps djbdns For years, cryptographer Daniel J. Bernstein has touted his djbdns as so secure he promised a $1,000 bounty to anyone who can poke holes in the domain name resolution software.… Read more…
Unu strikes again Camelot maintains the National Lottery website it runs is secure, following the publication of a supposed breach on an underground hacking forum.… Read more…
Poisoned mushrooms and spam Scoundrels have created another rogue Facebook application, the second to hit the social networking site in less than a week.… Read more…
Calling for clarity Eurojust – the EU body for judicial cooperation – is not investigating ways to intercept Skype calls, contrary to reports earlier this week.… Read more…
Identity fraud was the top complaint consumers lodged last year with the Federal Trade Commission, followed by gripes about harassing and abusive debt collectors, the agency reported today. Of the 1,223,370 complaints the FTC received last year, 313,982 – or 26 percent – were related to identity fraud. The biggest chunk of those complaints related [...]