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Twitter.com/rwestervelt Rob is a news reporter and editor for SearchSecurity.com. Since joining TechTarget in July 2003, Rob has covered SAP, Oracle and the database industry for SearchDatabase.com, SearchSAP.com and SearchOracle.com. Prior to joining TechTarget, Rob was a newspaper reporter for five years at The Day in New London, Conn., where he wrote a variety of crime, general news, government and business stories while covering towns in Southeastern Connecticut. A military veteran, Rob served four years with the U.S. Air Force, U.S. Forces Police in Kaiserslautern Germany. He holds a degree in journalism from the University of Connecticut. READ MORE
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Increase in Gumblar backdoors poses FTP credential problems
Security Researcher explains how to detect the Trojan, but many victimized website owners don't have the technical expertise to fix the problem.
Security Researcher explains how to detect the Trojan, but many victimized website owners don't have the technical expertise to fix the problem.
Hackers to sharpen malware, malicious software in 2010
Symantec researchers predict an increase in attacks using social network architectures, third-party applications and URL shortening services.
Symantec researchers predict an increase in attacks using social network architectures, third-party applications and URL shortening services.
Health Net healthcare data breach affects1.5 million
A lost hard drive contained seven years of patient data including Social Security numbers and medical records of more than a million Health Net custom...READ MORE
A lost hard drive contained seven years of patient data including Social Security numbers and medical records of more than a million Health Net custom...READ MORE
Massive T-Mobile UK security breach involves insiders
A UK agency suspects insiders are behind a massive data breach at T-Mobile UK where customer data was pilfered and sold to competitors.
A UK agency suspects insiders are behind a massive data breach at T-Mobile UK where customer data was pilfered and sold to competitors.
InZero Systems launches hardware-based security gateway
New InZero gateway uses hardware to halt malware by separating the endpoint from the network and isolating desktop software.
New InZero gateway uses hardware to halt malware by separating the endpoint from the network and isolating desktop software.
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