TweetIts been long I know, Its been 2 weeks since my last post was really busy with office work but as I said in my last post. I will try to write regularly about Security related things as I come across. To continue with my last blog post regarding SSL Review. Today, I am going to review Organization Vetted or Organization Verified SSL Certificate also called as OV...

TweetI know it is too late to write about this but I came to know about this couple of days ago. Comodo has confirmed that three registration authorities (RAs) affiliated with the company were compromised first reported on 23rd March 2011 by Iranian hacker to get fraud SSL Certificate for yahoo, google, Microsoft and Skype. The Certificate was signed by third party...

Tweet An article by Renzo Marchini, Of Dechert LLP It is widely (and incorrectly!) believed that it is unlawful in the UK in all circumstances to monitor and record telephone calls without drawing this to the attention of the parties to the call. There are in fact broad exceptions which are relevant to many businesses which do allow such activities without obtaining...

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TweetEXCLUSIVE READERS OFFER: Now ONLY £200 per day! Dear Readers of Compliance and Privacy, It’s our pleasure to announce and invite you as a VIP Delegate to: The 5th Annual Privacy & Data Protection UK 2008 3rd & 4th of September 2008 at The Law Society, 113 Chancery Lane, London, United Kingdom The event is broken up into two separate days &...

TweetToday (4 September, 2008) ComplianceAndPrivacy.Com received an email that appears to be from Harris Infosource, a D&B Company. Not a lot wrong with that, you may say. The email is a cold unsolicited email, or SPAM, What makes this amusing is that the SPAM has this subject line: “Why Using Cheap Prospect Lists Can Cost You Big!” Harris...