Apple to ban stealthy iPhone contact data harvesting

	Crypto experts call RSA certificates flawed | Researchers crack online encryption system
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	Apple to ban stealthy iPhone contact data harvesting "Apps that collect or transmit a user's contact data without their prior permission are in violation of our guidelines ... any app wishing to access contact data will require explicit user approval in a future software release," said the company in a statement. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: CSO Perspective Protect your Organization from CyberAttack! Hear from the Honorable Dale Meyerrose, VP and General Manager, Cyber Integrated Solutions, Harris Corporation on Understanding Today's Cyber Attacker: The State of Cyber Crime and Espionage. Attend The CSO Perspectives Seminar on March 22nd in Washington D.C. and learn more! In this Issue Crypto experts call RSA certificates flawed Researchers crack online encryption system FBI seeks social media monitoring tool First look: Norton's 2012 desktop, smartphone security push RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Red Hat Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization: 1. Updated KVM hypervisor; 2. Industry-leading performance and scalability levels; 3. A power-user portal that lets you provision virtual machines, define templates, and administer your environments; 4.New multi-level administrative capabilities, improving product functionality for very large deployments Learn more Crypto experts call RSA certificates flawed Researchers analyzed millions of X.509 public-key certificates and found a shockingly high frequency of duplicate RSA-moduli keys. Read More Researchers crack online encryption system An online encryption method widely used to protect banking, email, e-commerce and other sensitive Internet transactions is not as secure as assumed. In most cases, the problem was because numbers associated with the keys were not always as random as needed. Read More FBI seeks social media monitoring tool In a move that's unlikely to sit well with privacy advocates, the FBI has begun scouting for a tool that will allow it to gather and mine data from social networks like Facebook, Twitter, and blogs. Read More First look: Norton's 2012 desktop, smartphone security push Norton released an updated version of its Norton 360 desktop and mobile security software, while also rolling out a new licensing arrangement for combined PC, Mac, and Android use. Read More
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