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Project Mayhem hack details enterprise accounting system flaws
Proof-of-concept code targets Microsoft Dynamics Great Plains platform and can enable an attacker to transfer funds to accounts of their choosing. News | 27 Dec 2012
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Experts develop protections for product piracy, intellectual property theft
Detecting product piracy and intellectual property theft is expensive, but adding a hidden 'watermark' may make the process easier and cost-effective. News | 05 Dec 2012
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Many in industry at odds over pending cybersecurity executive order
Some security industry veterans fear regulatory overreach, others believe an executive order won't go far enough. News | 03 Dec 2012
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Go Daddy responding to malicious DNS entries
Weak passwords may be enabling attackers to hack the DNS records of some Go Daddy hosted websites to spread ransomware. News | 26 Nov 2012
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Deception, proactive defenses can better protect IP, says expert
Deceptive environments, phony data in the enterprise can fool attackers and increase the cost of hacking, says noted cybersecurity expert Paul Kurtz. News | 20 Nov 2012
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RSA president: Better analytics, info sharing lifts enterprise security
Sharing practical threat data can reduce the "dwell time" of an attacker and better detect and contain problems, said Tom Heiser, president of RSA. News | 20 Nov 2012
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Report highlights supply chain insecurities, downplays mobile threats
A Georgia Tech report on cybersecurity is downplaying mobile threats, but explains that supply chain weaknesses will continue to dog manufacturers and software makers. News | 16 Nov 2012
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Eugene Kaspersky outlines secure operating system plans
Hardened operating system will give industrial control system manufacturers a more secure platform for their software. News | 14 Nov 2012
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Howard Schmidt warns private sector of cyberwar impact
Establishing clear rules of engagement, improving public/private sector security collaboration among priorities ahead, former cybersecurity Czar said. News | 29 Oct 2012
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MiniFlame spyware extremely targeted, but could pose future threat
MiniFlame is highly specific espionage malware, but experts indicate that financially motivated cybercriminals could make the threat more widespread. News | 17 Oct 2012
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