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Emerging Information Security Threats
Hackers are now attacking RFID tags and readers, mobile devices and hardware drivers and using advanced information security threats such as rootkits and self-morphing Trojans to gain control of PCs. Read through our news, tips and advice to get the latest knowledge you need to defeat evolving hacker techniques.
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Newest malware threats
SearchSecurity.com | 15 Jul 2009
VIDEO - What are the newest threats to enterprise networks, and how can you subvert these emerging security threats? Greg Hoglund, CEO of HBGary and creator of the first rootkit, answers these questions.
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| EXPERT TECHNICAL ADVICE: 1 - 3 of 64 |
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| EMERGING INFORMATION SECURITY THREATS EXPERTS |
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Sherri Davidoff, featured expert
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The telltale signs of a network attack
01 Apr 2009
EXPERT ANSWER - Some people believe that if IP addresses from China are attacking their network, then they are under attack from China. Expert John Strand explains why all that it is irrelevant.
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Enterprise Security 2008 Learning Guide
SearchSecurity.com | 12 Feb 2008
LEARNING GUIDE - SearchSecurity.com's panel of experts look back at last year's threats and make predictions about emerging enterprise security concerns for 2008. |
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The Pipe Dream of No More Free Bugs
Information Security Magazine | 07 May 2009
COLUMNS - Security researchers have declared they want vendors to compensate them for their independent search for vulnerabilities.
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Rising Profile
Information Security Magazine | 10 Jan 2009
FEATURES - Security had the attention of SMB execs; the time for facilitating integration is at hand.
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phlashing
07 Jul 2008
WORD - Phlashing is a permanent denial of service (DoS) attack that exploits
a vulnerability in network-based firmware updates. Such an attack is
currently theoretical but if carried out could render the target device
inoperable. ...
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DNS rebinding attack
08 Apr 2008
WORD - DNS rebinding is an exploit in which the attacker uses JavaScript in a malicious Web page to gain control of the victim's router. The attack works on widely-used routers such as D-Link and Linksys and could, in fact, ...
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JavaScript hijacking
20 Jun 2007
WORD - JavaScript hijacking is a technique that an attacker can use to masquerade as a valid user and read sensitive data from a vulnerable Web application, particularly one using Ajax (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML). Nearly all ...
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SEE ALSO - Topics Related to Emerging Information Security Threats:
Security Awareness Training and Internal Threats,
Smartphone and PDA Viruses and Threats,
Malware, Viruses, Trojans and Spyware,
Application Attacks (Buffer Overflows, Cross-Site Scripting),
Hacker Tools and Techniques: Underground Sites and Hacking Groups,
Identity Theft and Data Security Breaches,
Email and Messaging Threats (spam, phishing, instant messaging),
Information Security Incident Response,
Web Server Threats and Countermeasures,
Enterprise Vulnerability Management,
Web Application and Web 2.0 Threats |
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