January 06, 2009

'hackers' Tag Index

Five Farewell Cyber Security Month User Tips

It has been a spooky month, both in and out of IT security. Here are some tips your users can take with them and use every month of the year.
Tags: malware, hackers

Why Exploitability is Key to Risk

Commentary: Even if it's not perfect, there's a lot to like about Microsoft's Exploitability Index.
Tags: Firefox, Internet Explorer, Cisco, hackers, risk management

Hacker Hits French President's Bank Account

Even major politicians aren't except from cybercrime, with experts suspecting that Sarkozy fell victim to 'carding.'
Tags: e-Mail, Yahoo, malware, security, hackers

No/Low/High-Tech Hacking: It All Matters

Don't point the finger at hackers for all security woes. Point hacker tools at yourself to see what's wrong with your stuff, instead.
Tags: hackers

Contractor Steals Shell Employees' SSNs

Inside job almost impossible to prevent, especially when suspect has legitimate access to data.
Tags: security, IT, hackers, data loss, data breach

Palin E-mail 'Hack' Was Hardly a Hack

A quick Google search yielded everything the cracker needed to know to reset Palin's Yahoo e-mail password. So what is your mother's maiden name?
Tags: e-Mail, security, file sharing, InternetNews.com, hackers

Cybersecurity Best Practice: Guilty Until Proven Innocent

KennethWhen it comes to our computers, the classic principle of “innocent until proven guilty” is simply too dangerous.
Tags: malware, virus, hackers, trojan, wpa security

Presidential Elections will Stuff Inboxes

Is the amount of junk e-mail you receive daily driving you crazy? Wait until the hackers begin leveraging interest in the elections.
Tags: Google, e-Mail, security, virus, hackers

Hackers Hit BusinessWeek With Malware

The site was hit by a SQL injection attack and connects users to a sleeper site.
Tags: Google, Firefox, e-Mail, malware, hackers

Microsoft Pushes Digital IDs for Kids Online

Making the Web safer for kids is the idea, but how realistic is the proposal?
Tags: hackers

Newer vPro Sports More Security Features

Second generation coming next month, Nehalem support due in a year.
Tags: hackers

Google Gadgets Under Attack at Black Hat

Researcher details Gadgets-based attacks that could leave users at the mercy of hackers.
Tags: hackers

Adding Voltage for Secure Databases

The encryption options are plentiful but good luck finding a way to appease your DBAs. Voltage employs some clever tricks for minimizing shocks to the system.
Tags: hackers

Lazy Hacker Trick: Tricking Script Kiddies

Panda software notes a new approach to an old way of producing malicious code.
Tags: services, Windows, malware, security, hackers

Security: Leopard vs. Vista

KennethA security expert revisits an earlier examination he made of the relative security of Mac Tiger and Windows XP.
Tags: Leopard, Vista, malware, hackers, trojan

Organizing IT Chaos through Email Authentication

RayUndertaking the sometimes daunting task of deploying authentication provides a great excuse for IT managers to begin tackling the sprawling beast that is today's modern corporate email infrastructure.
Tags: malware, hackers, trojan

Security Watch: Living with PCI DSS

KennethA security experts hope the industry can keep that momentum going and start really paying attention to the security of our software, and not just try to retro-engineer security through largely superficial bolt-on products.
Tags: hackers

The Security Concerns of 2008: Get Ready Now

KennethAs the new year dawns, some pressing security threats deserve more attention. For example, Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF) is remarkably wide spread.
Tags: malware, hackers, trojan

You've Got Spam: The New Field of Reputation Management

RayCertain email snafus can be fatal to the effectiveness of a company's entire email strategy and can tarnish the goodwill associated with their good name.
Tags: malware, hackers, trojan

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