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Call for Papers: CARO2010 Workshop
F-Secure, 2009-11-19 F-Secure is organizing the next CARO Technical Workshop. It will be held in the end of May in Helsinki, Finland. Previous workshops have been in Iceland, The Netherlands and Hungary. Call for Papers is open. 
Two Arrested in Connection with Zeus Botnet PackageSymantec Security Response - , 2009-11-18 Zeus is a botnet package that allows for the easy creation and command and control of a botnet. We've discussed Zeus previously in Zeus, King of the Underground Crimeware Toolkits.
Breadth of Security Issues in 2009 = StunningSymantec Security Response - , 2009-11-17 The Security Response team has compiled the top security trends of 2009. We pulled data from the Global Intelligence Network and the experiences of the thousands of analysts and security experts at Symantec to come up with the top trends for the year.
Don’t Read This BlogSymantec Security Response - , 2009-11-17 Yes, it’s a cheap trick and not even close to original. But the lesson here is that even obvious social engineering tricks can get people to click on a link. We can’t help ourselves. We love to click. IT Security as Easy as Mikado... F-Secure, 2009-11-17 Most people have the impression that IT security is complex, highly technical, frighteningly arcane, and difficult to manage. To be fair, most people have good reason to think so.
Transport Layer Security IssuesSymantec Security Response - , 2009-11-16 On November 4, 2009, Marsh Ray published detailed information about a vulnerability that affects the TLS/SSL protocols and allows for limited man-in-the-middle (MITM) attacks.
Guide to Scary Internet StuffSymantec Security Response - , 2009-11-16 Finally, some help with explaining internet security to my non-geek friends! The Guide to Scary Internet Stuff video series will hopefully make my life a little easier. Explaining the intricacies of Internet security is a challenging task.
Secure Device for Fishy IntentSymantec Security Response - , 2009-11-12 Phishing attacks jeopardize users’ personal information, including banking credentials. The huge gain that Internet miscreants receive from these attacks drives them to think of newer and more effective bait to phish users’ personal data.
Iframes, Please Make Way for SEO PoisoningSymantec Security Response - , 2009-11-12 If a hacker managed to hack into your blog or website, what could they possibly do? They could insert malicious iframes or JavaScript code into your Web pages. Probably even attempt to steal some data. But most likely they would "search engine optimize" your website. Can this be true? Well, let me explain more.
Another iPhone AttackSymantec Security Response, 2009-11-11 The first iPhone worm, known as iPhoneOS.Ikee, recently hit the news everywhere. The purpose of this worm was to show that jailbroken iPhones had a flaw that could be easily exploited. |
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