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Published by Ben Chai (SecurityVibes.com)
Published on Thursday 17 December 2009
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Hugh Thompson, chief security strategist, People Security, looks at the risks posed by legacy password reset schemes used by Web 2.0 applications, and how some of these issues could be resolved by using the research from Palo Alto Research Center, Principal Research Scientist, Dr Markus Jakobsson. This podcast was recorded at RSA Europe 2009 - http://bit.ly/7FHMHt

Markus Jakobsson research http://www.itworld.com/markus-jakobsson