Security Threats

Under-the-radar enterprise security threats

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Active Threats

Are items listed in the active threats on Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2009 still threats?

System Security = hacking into laptop

ad hoc computer to computer software for windows, can it really extract data from my mac by a entity, using as a location marker the laptops antenna and serial numbers. I've heard of NT users having this capability using a wifi neighborhood signal detector

Difference between delay threat and denial threat

E-Commerce difference between delay threat and denial threat?

Need opinions on severity of security risk from vulnerability scan

We used eEye's Retina Scanner to run a vulnerability scan on a server. A risk was identified which was classed "Low" but the PCI Severity Level was classed as 5 or urgent. The vulnerability was Microsoft Windows optional Subsystems are permitted to operate on the system and the fix was to change...

Who can access an IP address?

If someone finds out your IP address can they get access to your email and or computer if your email is sitting on their server?

virus malware spyware

I want to how to conduct a risk assessment to protect our pcs, networks

Computer Fraud and Invasion of Privacy

I have had someone to illegally go into one of my email accounts and delete specific files. I know that this is a felony crime. I am trying to figure out the process of attaching the IP addresses that I have to the person I suspect has committed this crime.

monitoring

If I am using a work computer that is on a network using Windows xp professional, and I plug in a usb device and just use apps or programs from that device, can it be monitored, or known from the network administrator?

Can the SMS content in mobile phone be hacked?

Can the SMS content in mobile phone be partially changed or the whole message be overrided/replaced by another text? The condition is that SMS is a single message (not concatenated message) and message details such as Service Centre address, Originating Address, Service Centre Submission Time Stamp...

Security, perceived threats.

Could the more recent predictions about targeted attacks moving from attention to pay-off be actually because after the industry was starting to take the subject more seriously than lip-service, had the effect of eliminating the noise so that now we can hear the state sposored pin drop?