[Web4lib] Speaking Of Phishing... Keeping Up With Securty
Advisories?
John Fereira
jaf30 at cornell.edu
Thu Feb 8 07:08:11 EST 2007
At 06:43 AM 2/8/2007, Blake Carver wrote:
>Speaking Of Phishing... The thread on phishing exploits reminds me
>how important security is.
>
>How does everyone keep up on the latest security happenings around the web?
I don't thinik everyone can, or *should* try to keep up with all of
the security lists. I was a unix systems administrator for 15 years
and did keep up with them when that was part of my
responsibility. As a java programmer/systems analyst/technology
strategist I have to be aware of general security implications for
systems I develop/design but if I spent much time following all of
the lists you suggest I wouldn't have time to do my *real* job. We
have a systems administrator whose responsibility it is to follow
security happenings and he does a good job of keeping abreast of
issues that could impact the systems that our programmer/analysts develop.
>I've found the best way for me is subscribing to all the common
>announcement lists for things like Drupal, Wordpress, Mediawiki, along
>with a few feeds in my feed reader: Latest Secunia Security
>Advisories, SecurityFocus Vulnerabilities, The SANS Internet Storm
>Center, FrSIRT - Vulnerabilities and Cyber Threats, The honeyblog.
>
>I'm always looking for other sources of security news, new exploits,
>trends and such, what am I missing?
>
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John Fereira
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