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What risk does the Apple UDID security leak pose to iOS users?
Expert Michael Cobb details Apple's Unique Device Identifiers, plus why iOS users should be concerned about the Anonymous UDID security leak. Answer
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Peter Kuper on hacktivism, the evolution of hacking and mobile threats
In-Q-Tel's Peter Kuper discusses hacktivists’ desire for attention, and how the growing use of mobile devices is driving the evolution of hacking. Video
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DDoS, SQL injection discussions trending in hacking forums, study finds
Hackers share attack techniques and vulnerability information, shedding light on what threats matter most, according to a new study. News
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Use cybercrime statistics to combat organized cybercrime
Expert Michael Cobb provides some cybercrime statistics and discusses how organized cybercrime is using free Web analytics tools to plan attacks. Answer
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Aurora attackers target defense firms, use flurry of zero-days
Cybercriminals tied to the 2009 Aurora attacks have used a flurry of zero-day exploits and a new "watering hole" attack technique in targeted campaigns. News
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Enterprise mobile device defense fundamentals
This Security School lesson will examine the realities of the security threat posed by mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets, the methods savvy attackers are using today to take advantage of vulnerable mobile devices, and the technology and ... partOfGuideSeries
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FireEye warns of steady increase in advanced malware
Social engineering tactics often involve email attachments targeting various industry sectors, says the security firm. News
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Information security controls for data exfiltration prevention
Enterprises may be amazed to discover how valuable their data is to attackers. Learn five information security controls to prevent data exfiltration. Tip
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device attack
A device attack is an exploit in which the attacker takes advantage of a vulnerable device to gain network access. Definition
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Prevent the threat of the Low Orbit Ion Cannon tool, Web-based malware
Recent DDoS attacks by Anonymous show why enterprises must avoid the Low Orbit Ion Cannon tool and other Web-based malware. Expert Nick Lewis explains. AtE