by
Stefanie Hoffman
| May 29, 2012
| Category: Industry Trends & News
Stefanie Hoffman
| May 29, 2012
| Category: Industry Trends & News
Cybercrime was thwarted a bit during the last full week of May, with arrests that ranged from anĀ alleged high profile cybercriminal to a small time hacker. And researchers possibly found a way to combat a major SSL spoof that p...
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Stefanie Hoffman
| May 21, 2012
| Category: Industry Trends & News
Stefanie Hoffman
| May 21, 2012
| Category: Industry Trends & News
Denial of service attacks seemed to define last week, although surprisingly, not all of them appeared to be sourced to a certain global hacker collective. Meanwhile, tech giants Apple and Google made the security landscape a bi...
by
Stefanie Hoffman
| May 14, 2012
| Category: Industry Trends & News
Stefanie Hoffman
| May 14, 2012
| Category: Industry Trends & News
Updates, upgrades and patches, oh my. The week of May 7-11 was indeed a week of major patches from some of the biggest players. The good news is, many of the most popular OSes, Web browsers and applications are now a tad more s...
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Stefanie Hoffman
| May 08, 2012
| Category: Industry Trends & News
Stefanie Hoffman
| May 08, 2012
| Category: Industry Trends & News
Vulnerabilities and more vulnerabilities plagued the security landscape the week of April 30-May 5. Adobe patched a major Flash flaw, while security experts warned of gaping holes in PHP. Meanwhile, it appears that Intel is goi...
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Stefanie Hoffman
| April 23, 2012
| Category: Industry Trends & News
Stefanie Hoffman
| April 23, 2012
| Category: Industry Trends & News
Among other things, Anonymous was up to its usual shenanigans, a new Android attack that emerged already tainted a brand new photo app and Apple malware continued to baffle inexperienced Mac users naive to the ways of security ...
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Axelle Apvrille
| March 09, 2009
| Category: Security Research
Axelle Apvrille
| March 09, 2009
| Category: Security Research
It looks like we might have the Flocker virus writer’s name, age, gender, address, picture, e-mail addresses, IM logins and nicknames. How? Using Google.
It all started when we found a nickname in the EPOC executable of ...
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