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07 Dec 2011
Posted by synt4x If criminals want to get inside the system - perhaps they will find a way.Security experts give tips on how to detect an intrusion. Notable attacks against major industrial companies, have shown that a good security system can complicate penetration of the system to the attacker, but rather persistent...
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19 Oct 2011
Posted by synt4x McAfee has outlined the reasons for changes in network security, which the company deems necessary for targeted attacks. Greg Brown, vice president of product marketing for McAfee network security, said that blocking targeted attacks and other emerging threats require a new approach to firewalls and intrusion...
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Posted by synt4x First the good news. According to Microsoft, regarding the actual security incidents relating to Windows, attacks that exploit vulnerabilities zero-day, are quite rare. And now the bad news: 99% of malware infections stem from the reluctance of organizations and users to apply security updates. The...
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Posted by synt4x RSA found that two groups working on behalf of a state, broke into a server and steal information relating to the product for two-factor authentication, SecurID, which deals with the release of the company. At the conference, RSA Security Conference, held in London, Chairman of Art Koviello described...
Read more → 26 Sep 2011
Posted by synt4x Researchers at Trend Micro found another large-scale series of targeted attacks, which led to the breaking of almost 1500 computers in 61 countries. The attack, called "Lurid" is different from similar operations, such as Aurora and the Night Dragon, that the victims are mainly in Russia, Kazakhstan...
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Posted by synt4x RSA and voiced TechAmerica key lessons learned during the conference which was attended by over 100 world's best experts in the field of information security from the government and business sectors, held in Washington. The conference was devoted to the influence of advanced persistent threats (APT). Participants...
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Posted by synt4x Hackers, sponsored by the Chinese government and other countries, together with relevant financial and criminal groups are working to capture corporate networks that keep government secrets and other confidential information, claim researchers. In many ways, the interaction between state-sponsored...
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Posted by synt4x Recent research by security company Symantec suggests that the overall organization of working successfully in the fight against cyber-crime, but there is still a large number of focused and persistent threats to damage data safety. In the report, a company engaged in production of anti-virus software,...
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Posted by synt4x New research firms Tenable Network Security revealed a widespread misconception among security experts that sounds like "I'm not going to happen." According to the survey, more than 90% of participants in the summit at Gartner Information Security and Risk Management held in 2011, discussed a large-scale,...
Read more → 22 Aug 2011
Posted by synt4x You never really thought about why the hackers involved in cyber espionage, so it is difficult to detect?These so-called "constant threats of high complexity" (Advanced Persistent Threat or APT) is characterized by the attacker disguises their activities by using tools that already exist on the host,...
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