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Putting the mobile botnet threat in perspective
While lucrative mobile botnets do exist, Industry experts provide a perspective on seems to be a relatively small mobile botnet threat. News
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Intel CPU hardware vulnerable to a privilege escalation attack
A software implementation issue enables an attacker to escalate privileges or break out of a virtual machine environment. News
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Stuxnet-Flame link confirmed, Kaspersky researchers say
A module found inside the original Stuxnet code base included the Flame malware toolkit. News
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Five actions to prepare for today’s external security threats
In this month’s issue, Global Vice President of the Information Security Forum, Steve Durbin, offers five actions you can take to prepare for today’s external threats, proven steps to counter internal threats, and practical advice on how to better pr... E-Zine
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Stuxnet details should prompt call to action, not words
Security experts have warned of potential problems with military cyberstrikes. Cyberwarfare is difficult to plan and could put civilians at risk. News
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Tinba banking Trojan sniffs network traffic, steals data
Tinba is among the smallest data-stealing banking Trojans discovered in the wild, according to Danish security firm CSIS Security Group. News
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Kaspersky Flame malware poses little threat to businesses
Flame, a package of components commonly available in most banking Trojans and remote access toolkits, is detectable by current antivirus, experts say. News
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The Flame malware fuels discussion on cyberwarfare threats
A sophisticated malware toolkit has targeted Iran, Lebanon, Syria, Sudan and Israel, and is believed to be part of a cyberespionage operation. News
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Can XML encryption thwart XML attacks?
Expert Nick Lewis discusses proof-of-concept XML attacks and possible steps for defending data protected by XML encryption. Answer
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Threat of SSL malware highlights SSL security issues
Expert Nick Lewis highlights SSL security issues and the threat of SSL malware being transmitted via HTTPS. Is this a serious blow to SSL security? Answer