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It’s February and the perfect time for another issue of (IN)SECURE. This time around we bring you the opinions of some of the most important people in the anti-malware industry, a fresh outlook on social engineering, fraud mitigation, security visualization, insider threat and much more. We’ll be attending InfosecWorld in Orlando, Black Hat in Amsterdam and the RSA Conference in San Francisc...

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Looking back at the 7 years of experience we have in managing one of the leading information security portals (www.net-security.org), we have always strived to explore new possibilities and starting an online magazine was definitely one of the most interesting ones. The idea behing (IN)SECURE Magazine is to publish a freely available, freely distributable magazine discussing some of the hottes...

After the first issue of (IN)SECURE Magazine was released, the overwhelming positive response and the huge amount of downloads surpassed our expectations. The message was clear - (IN)SECURE Magazine was something the community needed and embraced instantly. We would like to thank everyone that contacted us, sent us suggestions and contributed their articles. We hope to meet your expectations ...

A lot has happened in the security world in the past 2 months since the last issue of (IN)SECURE was released. It s always a pleasure to hear from the readers and we re happy to report that interest has been very high with many news and comments rolling in. Keep it up! This time we have some well-known authors writing on very different topics. We re sure everyone will find something they find...

Welcome to yet another issue of (IN)SECURE. The book contest we held in the previous issue was a great success and here are the winners: Dominic White, Dr. Gary Hinson, Ronaldo Vasconcellos, Joey Ortiz, Adrian St. Onge and Frantisek Holop. To all of you that sent us insightful comments we thank you, (IN)SECURE will grow to be better because of it. Expect more contests in the future and keep t...

With 2006 just starting off many are happy to have left a myriad of security problems behind in 2005. I hope you see more security awareness and experience a cleaner network environment this year. This issue brings more technical articles and reflections on the past year. Many of you e-mailed us asking us to review software titles and hardware, so you’ll be glad to know that we have a review i...

Welcome to another issue of (IN)SECURE. As always, we bring you topics that will cater a variety of knowledge levels and I’m sure you’ll find them interesting. I would like to take this opportunity to thank Wendy Nather, the Information Security Officer for the Texas Education Agency that has donated her valuable time to help us make (IN)SECURE better. If you’re interested in writing for us, do...

Summer is approaching and the thought of working in a cubicle worried about the next possible attack on you network is less appealing by the day. Take this issue of (IN)SECURE and relax, there’s plenty of interesting material. The past few months have been very busy. Besides releasing a new version of Help Net Security (www.net-security.org) with a new identity, we also attended two major IT ...

Hello everyone, welcome to issue 8 of (IN)SECURE. We’re happy to report that our subscriber list is growing strong. This, combined with the e-mails and quality article submissions, is a clear indication that the security community has embraced this concept and found it to be a valuable resource. This issue is packed full with material for every knowledge level and will especially be of intere...