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Researchers at Trusteer have discovered a variant of Zeus with a P2P component that is targeting high profile sites such as Facebook, Google, Hotmail, and Yahoo in order to compromise debit and credit card data.The attacks being carried out by the P2P version of Zeus use a basic form of social engineering. Depending on the service being targeted at the time, users are presented with offers for additional security measures and rebates.
Jeremy Hammond, former LulzSec member and alleged mastermind of the Stratfor hack, pled not guilty on Monday during a brief hearing at the US District Court in Manhattan, the Associated Press reported on Monday.
Microsoft says their new research on cloud computing shows that security may not be the impediment many perceive it to be.In a survey of 94 small to midsized businesses (SMBs) in the U.S. using the cloud and 93 that do not, it was revealed that of those who do:- 35 percent believe their business was more secure- 38 percent said they spent less time managing security
Vaultive, a provider of cloud data encryption solutions, today launched Vaultive for Hosted Exchange, an enterprise-class cloud data encryption solution that encrypts data-at-rest and data-in-use within Hosted Microsoft Exchange environments, while letting enterprise IT retain control of the encryption keys.
Most Popular Exploit Documents Used in April 2012Trend Micro researchers recently offered a peek into just how prevalent the use of certain document types is among attackers.
A start-up in Russia, backed by Microsoft, says they have developed technology that can stop BitTorrent-based filesharing. The Pirate Pay came into existence due to the growth of copyright infringement in Russia, and the mounting international pressure to stop it.One of the first companies to back Pirate Pay was Microsoft, who granted them $100,000 in seed money. Microsoft was soon followed by Walt Disney Studios and Sony Pictures in Russia, who hired the firm to protect the film, Vysotsky. Thanks...
You've heard it a thousand times before: information is power. The more data you have, the more insight and knowledge you possess. But what happens when your data stores grow so large that securing and managing them effectively is no longer in the cards? What happens when every new security control that's put in place to protect data is just another administrative burden—increasing the security event data that must be monitored, logged, shared between security components, analyzed, and reported on.How...
Backdoor Found In ZTE Android SmartphoneZTE, a handset manufacturer in China, has shipped Android smartphones to the U.S. with a fully enabled backdoor. The news of the backdoor came by way of an anonymous post to Pastebin, but was later confirmed by other researchers.[Updated 05/17 to Add ZTE Working On Patch for Backdoor Vulnerability]
Yesterday, SecurityWeek reported on a decision by Adobe to forgo developing a software patch to address code execution vulnerabilities in three applications under its popular CS5 creative suite.
Why are people talking about the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA) as really protecting the United States from cyber threats? The bill claims its goal is to share intelligence on Internet traffic to help “ensure the protection of our national networks against cyber threats.”
Adobe’s Photoshop is a key application within the marketing, advertising, sales, publishing and graphic design markets. Businesses that rely on images to move product use Adobe’s costly flagship product. So when code execution vulnerabilities were discovered in Photoshop 12 (CS5) it’s easy to think that a patch would not only be released, but that it would be free. Those thoughts couldn’t be further from the truth.
Symantec Chief Information Security Officer Patricia Titus shares her perspectives on cybersecurit
Department of Defense Widens of Defense Industrial Base (DIB) Cybersecurity Information Sharing InitiativesThe U.S. Department of Defense, working alongside the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, announced on Friday that they would expand the availability of the cybersecurity information assurance program launched last year.
The Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) released its 2011 Internet Crime Report on Thursday, revealing some of the top scams and cybercrime trends for the year.All totaled, the IC3 said it received and processed 314,246 complaints in 2011, averaging out to 26,000 complaints per month. These numbers represent a 3.4 percent increase over the number of complaints received in 2010. The reported dollar loss was $485.3 million.
TrustSphere, a company that provides reputation and messaging intelligence solutions, has released an email security product that leverages a social graph of trusted senders to block spam and reduce the number of messages erroneously sent to junk mail folders, while at the same time helping to defend against targeted attacks.
Web Application Firewalls Aren't the Enemy of the Software Development Lifecycle. Putting a WAF Place Can Help Expedite the SDLC.
After suffering a massive amount of embarrassment over the leak of classified and sensitive diplomatic cables to WikiLeaks - allegedly at the hands of an insider - the Army wants to use keylogging software with additional abilities, to prevent another Cablegate scale data breach.Maj. Gen. Steven Smith, chief of the Army Cyber Directorate, told the Army Times, that they would soon be shopping for software that would be pre-programmed to detect abnormal behavior, as well as examine web searches, downloads,...
They call it OpDefiance (or Operation Defiance), and on Wednesday Anonymous pushed forward in their continual acts of defiance by targeting the website of Russia’s on-again-off-again president, Vladimr Putin.
The world of social media, with its wealth of information and volume of potential victims, has remained a popular stomping ground for cyber criminals. While examining the ten most prevalent threat detections for April, GFI Software discovered that Twitter and Facebook were no longer the main sources of material for enterprising scammers.
International Travelers Warned of Threats via Hotel Connections - “The Malware Hotel—You can check in, but you can't check out!”
The leading global conference series for Operations, Control Systems and IT/OT Security professionals to connect on SCADA, DCS PLC and field controller cybersecurity.
As AI dramatically shortens the time from vulnerability disclosure to exploitation, enterprises must look beyond patching to reduce application risk.
A total of 22 patches were releaased, a majority for code execution, privilege escalation, and information disclosure vulnerabilities.
Late amendments to the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill would give ministers new powers to restrict risky technology providers as supply chain attacks intensify.
