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There is no shortage of headlines these days detailing breaches, Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs), and other such attention grabbing topics. The details vary in each individual case of course, but most of these stories have one common thread: they all involve malicious code, also known as malware. Amidst all of the headlines, I am concerned that as a security community, we are losing sight of an important principle that is very important to remember: not all intrusions involve malware.

Last week's announcement that a group of cybercriminals reputedly had gotten their hands on 1.2 billion user credentials turned the cyber-world's attention to a subject with whom many people have a love-hate relationship - the password.

Cybercriminals Steal Cryptocurrency from Mining Pools Via BGP Hijacking Over the course of four months, threat actors managed to make tens of thousands of dollars by redirecting the connections of cryptocurrency miners to mining pools they control, the research team at Dell SecureWorks' Counter Threat Unit reported on Thursday.

Codenomicon, the Finland-based security firm that claimed discovery (along with Google’s Neel Mehta) and branded the Heartbleed bug, has launched a new verification program designed to help critical systems manufacturers test the security and robustness of their products.

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