How to Use Backtrack for Vulnerability Management? Hakin9 Extra 01/2013

BACKTRACK 5R3 EXPLORED Why Do Hackers Use Backtrack? By William F. Slater, III Backtrack distribution has quickly risen to the position of becoming the de facto hacker’s tool for network infrastructures. William F. Slater, III introduces you to Backtrack Linux. His article is not a Backtrack user guide, nor is it a User Guide for any or all the tools that are available in Backtrack Linux. His article shows how to use it to make your organization more secure. Backtrack Linux – How to Ditch the Menu and Ball from the Command Line? By Alex Kah The Backtrack menus already provide an overwhelming amount of

Why DDoS Attacks Are a Threat You Can’t Ignore? Hakin9 02/2013

DDoS As a Threat to Busines

Why DDoS Attacks Are a Threat You Can’t Afford to Ignore? By Janice Camacho & Josh Day Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks no longer occur on a small-scale basis: they are now classified as “cybercriminal” activity, especially because today’s hackers have managed to take down well-known global corporations. Many DDoS attacks still continue to bypass some of the strongest barriers, making no place on the Internet safe. How to Combat Email-Based Threats to Business Continuity with Trusted Sender Recognition? By Elizabeth Botes Though mature and capable, the spam filters and anti-virus solutions that organizations currently rely on to counter