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Dan Glass 09/22/2011 23 comments “Question to my #security peeps: Would anyone be interested in joining in a regularly pre-scheduled topic-driven hangout? Sorta like an interactive conference talk but without the swag. Oh and it would be BYOB. ” in reference to the video “The Google+ project: Explore Hangouts - YouTube ” 190
Chris Messina 08/15/2011 3 comments “#events #socialmediaclub #privacy #security #socialnetworking Via +Van Riper — this looks to be an interesting topic. I'm bummed I won't be able to make it, but you should go and tell me how it was! ;) ” in reference to Irene Koehler's post “SF Bay Area friends: If you're interested in privacy, security and social networking (and whether or not it's possible to have have it all), you'll want to to check out this event on August 25. ” 7
Raymond Berg 10/02/2011 5 comments “…http://www.infoworld.com/d/security-central/microsoft-vs-apple-who-patches-zero-days-faster-651 interesting read although it can be said due to #MAC Apple's vulnerabilities are less critical then #MS. #security Shared via TweetCaster ”
Scott Kingery 09/08/2011 1 comment “#security NOT good. ” in reference to the link “Fake SSL certificates pirate Web sites | ZDNet ” 5
Derek Ross 06/06/2012 17 comments “ALERT: Change Your LinkedIn Passwords Do you use LinkedIn? You may want to change your password ASAP. #security   ” in reference to the link “Bad Day For LinkedIn: 6. ” 574
Michael Marciano 08/23/2011 18 comments “#mReport Just a quick #pointer...use HTTPS:// when using #Twitter, #Facebook, all #Google as most sites use #Secure HTTPS:// for #Security. ”
Monique Altheim 09/22/2011 “Facebook's New Open Apps Graph Explained #privacy #security ”
Chris Davies 06/06/2012 3 comments “If you've got a LinkedIn account, probably worth changing the password on it just in case... #tech  +SlashGear  #security   ” in reference to the link “6. ” 34
Bernd Eidenschink 09/23/2011 4 comments “#password #security #web Funny: A website asks me for a password and I enter (well, copy & paste) "ebb0ab28707bd039ec2e43992c21ac47", which is the MD5 hash of the first file I found and hashed on the linux console. The website considers this password "weak", because there is no upper char in it. ”
glyn moody 10/06/2011 “Bruce Schneier's Status Report: Liars and Outliers - http://bit.ly/nAD7JX sounds like it will be a fascinating book #security #trust ” in reference to the link “Schneier on Security: Status Report: Liars and Outliers ”
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