Screen performance data and new research indicate that users will scroll to find information and items below the fold. There are established design best practices to ensure that users recognize when a fold exists and that content extends below it.

He can profile you or your company and Google you and find out all kinds of things out about you -- especially scary banking information.

A report from the Legislative Auditor released Thursday showed that as late as May of this year, nearly 950 of the department's laptops were not encrypted, despite specific state policy requiring it. In addition, about 300 of the department's laptops had no physical security, such as cable locks.

Thank you for reading the LinuxSecurity.com weekly security newsletter. The purpose of this document is to provide our readers with a quick summary of each week's most relevant Linux security headlines. This week advisories were releaed for dhcp, iceweasel, xen-utils, Opera, sylpheed, qt, the Linux kernel, firefox, libpng, and cups. The distributors include Debian, Gentoo, Mandriva, Red Hat, Slackware, and Ubuntu.

the 5th edition of the Convention "Net&System Security" on IT Security, which will be held on November 27,at Pisa's Palazzo dei Congressi.

The recent armed robbery of a Chicago-based co-location facility has customers hopping mad after learning it was at least the fourth forced intrusion in two years. They want to know how C I Host [1], an operator that vaunts the security of its data centers, could allow the same one to be penetrated so many times.

Loss or theft of a physical object forms by far the largest hole in data security. According to an analysis (PDF) done recently by David Litchfield of Next Generation Security Software, based in Surrey, England, 43 percent of records lost since Jan. 1 slipped out of organizations on paper, computers, laptops, disks or backup media.

Today's Internet is so screwed up, security-wise, that there is absolutely nothing any country has that would stop a massive distributed DDoS (denial of service) attack.

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