Late breaking articles from the New York Times and Wall Street Journal this evening caught my eye, wherein one seriously pissed off Google Inc opens up a surprisingly hard line against Beijing: More »
Late breaking articles from the New York Times and Wall Street Journal this evening caught my eye, wherein one seriously pissed off Google Inc opens up a surprisingly hard line against Beijing: More »
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Password Safe, a password management application
Spybot S&D, the premiere spyware scanner
Malwarebytes Anti-Malware, another scanner similar to Spybot
Avira, a decent free antivirus
Avast, another decent free antivirus
MVPS Hosts File, browser privacy and ad blocking blacklist
Java Runtime, keep it updated
TrueCrypt, disk encryption software
MBSA, windows security assessment tool
DBAN, a secure disk wipe utility
NetStumbler, a Wi-Fi network scanner
Foundstone, network security and penetration testing tools
Openwall Project, password security and cracking tools
Insecure.org, nmap port scanner and other network security tools
Process Explorer, an improved Task Manager utility
GParted Live CD, a free, powerful partition editor
nLite, windows installation cd slipstream and deployment customization
BartPE Live CD, a windows system recovery environment
Ubuntu, the linux distribution that matters right now
Ars Technica, a technology trends blog
DSLReports hosts a public general security help forum
SecurityFocus Infocus, Defense in Depth blog
SANS, information security awareness
CERT, network security situational awareness and response
CVE, vulnerabilities and exposures database
Secunia, vulnerability intelligence
EFF Deeplinks, free speech, privacy, tech public interest
NSA Information Assurance, big gov white hats
neworder.box.sk, black hats