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Narcissistic vulnerability pimp: Baker on researchers and bug bounties
In a blog post, Verizon Director of Risk Wade Baker proposed a new title for security researchers looking to get attention who release bug information before a patch is released: Narcisstic vulnerability pimps. Video
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IPv6 connectivity: Innovations address IPv6 security concerns
Researchers at Virginia Tech have created a tool called Moving Target IPv6 Defense in order to address looming IPv6 security issues. Column
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Microsoft SIR finds account credentials are king
Attackers target social networks using phishing attacks and social engineering tactics to steal user names and passwords. News
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How to detect content-type attacks in information security
Malicious attackers have increasingly turned to exploiting vulnerabilities in client-side software. Learn how to detect and prevent these types of attacks in your environment. Tip
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Quiz: Developing a defense-in-depth strategy for antimalware defense
Take this five-question quiz to evaluate your knowledge of the material presented by expert Lenny Zeltser in this Intrusion Defense School lesson. Quiz
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Jim Lewis on SCADA security threats, Stuxnet analysis
Jim Lewis, Director and Senior Fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, gives his analysis of the Stuxnet worm, and what he believes are the greatest threats to SCADA systems. Video
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Botnet removal: Detect botnet infection and prevent re-infiltration
Though botnet mitigation tactics continue to mature, so do the botnets themselves. In this tip, expert Nick Lewis gives best practices for detecting and removing cutting edge botnets. Tip
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RSA SecurID breach began with spear phishing attack
Two waves of email attacks targeted small groups of RSA employees, the company said in a blog post last week revealing the first details of the attack since the breach was announced March 22. Article
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Can rootkit detection mechanisms stop the Blue Pill?
At Black Hat 2006, researcher Joanna Rutkowska unveiled a piece of machine-based malware called the Blue Pill. But is it a serious threat to your operating system? Ed Skoudis explains in this expert Q&A. Ask the Expert
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Hackers find McAfee.com website vulnerabilities
More than a dozen errors at McAfee.com and its software download site could lead to cross-site scripting or other attacks, according to a group of hackers that discovered the flaws. Article
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