Black Hat DC 2009: Mac OS attack method DATE: 19 Feb 2009
In an interview at the Black Hat DC Briefings, SearchSecurity.com's Neil Roiter talks to security researcher Vincenzo Iozzo about his latest Mac OS research. Iozzo explains how he found a way to inject malicious code directly into Mac OS X memory, leaving no trace for forensics investigation. Iozzo and researcher Charles Miller plan to demonstrate the technique against the Apple iPhone at Black Hat Europe in April.
More on Alternative OS security: Mac, Linux, Unix, etc.
Machiavelli Mac OS X rootkit unveiled at Black Hat ARTICLE - Dino Dai Zovi's Machiavelli proof-of-concept Mac OS X rootkit seeks to dent what many Mac enthusiasts believe is an impervious OS. ( Jul 30, 2009 )
Security comparison: Mac OS X vs. Windows EXPERT ANSWER - When it comes to malware resistance, is the Mac still the more secure platform option as compared to Windows, or have the latest Mac malware and Trojans changed the game? ( Jul 14, 2009 )
How secure is 'Platform as a Service (PaaS)?' EXPERT ANSWER - Should enterprises be confident in the security of cloud computing or Platform as a Service, like Google App Engine and Microsoft's Azure Services Platform? ( Jul 14, 2009 )
Mac OS memory flaws pose challenges for enterprise ... TIP - Dee-Ann LeBlanc details how the Mac OS can be exploited and whether new defenses are needed to protect Mac endpoints on enterprise networks. ( Jun 04, 2009 )
TechTarget provides technology professionals with the information they need to perform their jobs - from developing strategy, to making cost-effective purchase decisions and managing their organizations' technology projects - with its network of technology-specific websites, events and online magazines.
