Lesson from SecurID breach: Don’t trust your security vendor
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… Security’s SecurID products have reportedly been central to the attacks, which fell on the heels of many other recent and high-profile attacks, such as those that hit Sony’s PlayStation Network, HBGary and NASDAQ’s Directors Desk web software used …
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