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The latest in SecureAuth news, product releases and more - SecureAuth Blog.

We are proud to say we did it again!  SecureAuth IdP has again clenched a 5-star rating from SC Magazine for the third year in a row.  As in the past, the review proclaimed IdP’s breadth of functionality and ease of installation.  This year the reviewer, Peter Stephenson, also noted the quality of IdP’s documentation and online resources stating that “The SecureAuth website also provides clients with access to an immense knowledge database to answer most questions and a plethora of other resources.” SecureAuth IdP was rated highly in all categories including features, performance, support, and value for money resulting in an overall 5-star rating.

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Written by: Adam Greenberg

The hacker collective Anonymous has released a third and final round of Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) contacts.

The release is said to be the end of a trilogy in an email sent from the presumed hackers to SCMagazine.com. The dispatch from the group goes on to say that the remainder of the information will remain in various encrypted backups awaiting further analysis.

The contacts list follows the same pattern as the previous releases: hundreds of names, phone numbers and email addresses coming from law enforcement agencies and police and fire departments around the United States that are connected to FEMA, but also from several technology and military organizations.

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FEMA is scared, NSA is scared...

Everyone is scared!