Security Leftovers
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IBM opens up QRadar APIs, launches security app exchange
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Security advisories for Monday
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Security lacks patience
Being more patient isn't all that hard in theory, but it's really hard if you're used to proving everyone wrong all the time. You just have to learn to listen. It sounds simple but for most security people it's going to be really hard, one of the hardest things you'll ever do. Let's cover some examples.
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Canonical Patches Critical OpenSSL Vulnerabilities in All Supported Ubuntu OSes
Today, December 7, 2015, Canonical's Marc Deslauriers published details about new security fixes for the OpenSSL packages in all supported Ubuntu Linux operating systems.
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LetsEncrypt enters public beta
LetsEncrypt is an initiative being sponsored by several different organizations including Mozilla and the Electronic Frontier Foundation following from recent privacy discussions in various communities last year. The key goal is to provide free, easy encryption via free SSL certificates to any public website.
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Advice to prevent insider security threats
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How to Secure Containers Is Still Subject to Debate
Experts agree that security is paramount when it comes to containers. Yet how to properly secure containers is still a matter of some debate.
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OpenSSL Patches Bring Last Update for 0.9.8 and 1.0.0 Branches
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