Corporate networks are defenseless against the growing threat from instant messaging, and the government warns WiFi is insecure and easily sniffed.
Experts suggest we take precautions against the growing risk of p2p software that’s exposing sensitive documents and threatening national security.
Businesses blame security problems on their employees, their mobile devices, and other consumer technologies.
And now we have MySpace.
Posted November 19, 2007 by Casey Bisson
Categories: Politics & Controversy, Technology. Tags: im, myspace, networking, networks, p2p, security, Technology, threat, threats, wifi.
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“The school hasn’t needed to upgrade its DNS infrastructure yet to handle the extra traffic that social-networking sites generate. It runs BIND Version 9 software for its DNS servers.”
’nuff said.