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Conference name: 2nd Annual Enterprise Cyber Security Summit From: 11.4.2012 To: 12.4.2012 Location: Prague, Czech Republic Venue: TBA Conference email: css@ebcg.biz Telephone: +421 2 3220 2200 Description (section events): Join the premium security event of the year! 15 top speakers and over 100 CISOs as delegates! Ask for an early bird now! 2nd Annual Enterprise Cyber […]
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Microsoft is warning users about a fake Verizon notification which is carrying a Trojan. The email appears to come from Verizon and attempts to make the customer feel a sense of urgency by claiming it contains crucial account information from verizon Wireless. The fake email has a ZIP file attached named ‘Verizon-Wireless-Account-StatusNotification_#######.zip’ (random numbers are […]
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Latest News From IT Security World By Armando Romeo, eLearnSecurity and ID Theft Protect Duqu: The Precursor Stuxnet Attack By Rebecca Wynn Duqu is essentially the precursor to a future Stuxnet-like attack. The threat was written by the same authors, or those that have access to the Stuxnet source code, and the recovered samples have […]
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Advanced SystemCare 5: IObit Debuts The New Release Of Its Flagship Software Suite. Advanced SystemCare is one of the most downloaded Windows utility programs; version 5 of the software sees new functionality and features, making it one of the most comprehensive PC maintenance and optimization suites available today. SAN FRANCISCO15th November 2011–The number of PC […]
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Back in March of this year I (Julian Evans blog) wrote a post about the Facebook ‘Like’ button JavaScript threat. In it I highlighted how easy it was for Facebook to collect data for internal analysis (i.e.improve their site) rent or sale and the JavaScript iFrame and XSS threat vectors. What I didn’t mention was […]
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DOWNLOAD FOR FREE! Inside this issue you will find articles on anti-spam, email filtering and archiving. You will also get familiar with Roaring Penguin’s producs, sources of company creation and its founder itself. CONTENTS: March of the Roaring Penguin By Sophia Li Founded about a dozen years ago as a consulting firm in Ottawa, Ontario, […]
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Microsoft aims to streamline the update and provide smart messaging as part of it’s new Windows 8 release next year (2012). Redmond aims to reduce the number of restarts to updates – hopefully removing the need for changes to ‘code in use’ having to reboot the OS. Windows restarts are disruptive to user experience especially […]
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Facebook has been under attack from violent images and porn on several users’ profile pages. It appears to be one of the most prolific breaches of Facebook security since it was first launched. Users have been tricked into pasting malcious code (possible clickjacking or XSS?) into their browsers which enable hackers to gain access to […]
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Rootkits Hidden in Hardware of PC by Anibal Sacco Let’s think like an attacker for a second. There are multiple applications dedicated to find malicious code both in user and in kernel space. So new places have to be found to deploy your code while keeping it stealthy. TDSS aka TDL – Chronology by Eugene […]
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Most of Julian’s (http://julianevansblog.com) readers probably have a Facebook account, and some of you might also have a Twitter and foursquare account. Given Julian’s blog is all about protecting your online and offline identity you might want to reconsider posting social media status updates (and amending your privacy settings), sharing your geo-location and uploading holiday […]
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