Technology

Source: www.isaca.org PCI DSS v3.0 seems to be getting really fussy about penetration testing, systems inventory.  After all it is the QSA who decides if they accept the evidence, and i have found some QSA’s to be more diligent than others. See on Scoop.it – Security, Compliance, & Privacy

An XML Quadratic Blowup Attack vulnerability was found in both WordPress and Drupal by security researcher Nir Goldshlager. Source: www.darknet.org.uk Threat vectors keep on getting interesting as creative minds get busy. See on Scoop.it – Security, Compliance, & Privacy

The web really never forgets, canvas fingerprinting code allows websites you track you regardless of your privacy settings or if you clear cookies/cache. Source: www.darknet.org.uk Always a new way to track internet activity. See on Scoop.it – Security, Compliance, & Privacy

See on Scoop.it – Security, Compliance, & PrivacyITProPortal Facebook Privacy: 10 Settings To Check InformationWeek Over the years Facebook has had, shall we say, a “complicated” relationship with user privacy: It’s dealt with privacy breaches, class-action lawsuits, and increasing pressure from… Secunoid‘s insight: You must protect your private info, no one else can. See on

See on Scoop.it – Security, Compliance, & PrivacyGoogle may not like it, but it’s complying with the EU ruling to delete search results. Secunoid‘s insight: About time someone told Google to play by their rules. Your info is precious, so protect it. See on recode.net