JOAN GOODCHILD

Joan Goodchild writes frequently about security leadership, social engineering, social media security and cybercrime in her role as Senior Editor with CSO.

Her previous experience in business journalism includes roles as broadcast and web editor with the Boston Business Journal and as a news writer covering the Windows OS with TechTarget. Prior to that, she worked as a television reporter and anchor for more than a decade.

Joan has a Master's degree in journalism from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism.


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Facebook plumps security features with HTTPS, CAPTCHA solution

New enhancements will protect users from Firesheep attacks, fraudulent use of accounts


4 tips for Facebook from security and privacy experts

Suggestions from pros on how to clean up the Facebook application-development process


Digital black market offers cheap botnets for hire, stolen credit card info

Criminals now have intricate pricing system to sell other crooks bank information and botnets at bargain prices


Facebook halts controversial sharing feature -for now

After concerns about privacy and security, Facebook has disabled a new feature that gave application developers and third-party sites the ability to gather sensitive user information


Fraud incident reports down, says report

A quarterly measure of fraud reporting among employees finds violations have dropped


Rustock awakens, spam volume back up

After a brief period of low spam levels, top-dog spam botnet Rustock appears to be back in business


Facebook is biggest mobile malware threat, says security firm

Researcher claims bad links on Facebook responsible for much higher infection rate that targeted mobile malware


Social engineering attacks: Highlights from 2010

Several high-profile security incidents took place because of well-played social engineering attacks. We look back at four headline-grabbing moments in 2010.


Is Storm/Waldec botnet part of New Year spam campaign?

Researchers with Shadowserver Foundation think they are seeing some new tricks from an old botnet. And it could mean a comeback in 2011


Facebook profile helps to catch a thief

A service station manager catches a TV thief by sending him a friend request on Facebook


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