Jul 30 2008 2:39PM GMT
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Security Wire Weekly
Security researchers Billy Rios and Nitesh Dhanjani explain how they infiltrated the phishing underground in a preview of their upcoming Black Hat presentation: “Bad Sushi: Beating Phishers at Their Own Game.”
Security Wire Weekly: Infiltrating Phishers [32:20m]:
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Jul 28 2008 4:51PM GMT
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Security Newsmakers
Is your data safe? Do you know who you can trust? Do you know where the next attack is likely to come from? Think again. Verizon Business went through more than 500 data breach investigations over four years to determine trends in attack vectors and where victim organizations fell down. The findings of its “2008 Data Breach Investigations Report” may surprise you. In the July Newsmakers Podcast SearchSecurity.com’s Neil Roiter asks Verizon’s Bryan Sartin, managing principal, investigative response, what lessons we can take from this unique report.
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Jul 23 2008 2:13PM GMT
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Security Wire Weekly
Christofer Hoff, chief security architect at Unisys, previews his upcoming Black Hat briefing “The four horsemen of the virtualization security apocalypse.” Hoff says virtualization security could prove to be very costly for companies as they try to sort out the new governance, oversight and manageability issues being introduced by the technology.
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Jul 16 2008 2:23PM GMT
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Threat Monitor
It’s late in the day, and your CEO reports a strange message on his computer screen: his files have been encrypted, and a payment is required to return all of his data. What do you do? Don’t give in to the cyberterrorists just yet. Mike Chapple explains five ways that you can fight ransomware and recover your files.
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Jul 16 2008 1:55PM GMT
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Security Wire Weekly
Noted network security researcher Dan Kaminsky, director of penetration testing at IOActive, explains his discovery of a DNS Server flaw that led to a coordinated vendor patch. Also joining is Rich Mogull, founder of independent information security consulting firm Securosis, who discusses flaw disclosure in the wake of the discovery.
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Jul 9 2008 1:44PM GMT
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Security Wire Weekly
Tom Cross, mobile security expert with IBM’s X-Force security research
team discusses smartphone security on the heels of Apple’s release of iPhone 3G. As more end users bring their smartphones into the workplace, companies need sound mobile security policies and technologies in place for data protection. Cross gives some tips for controlling smartphone use in the enterprise.
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Jul 3 2008 8:50AM GMT
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Threat Monitor
Organizations have many safeguards in place for network-enabled devices like PCs and servers, but few realize the threat posed by non-traditional devices like printers, physical access devices and even vending machines. Endpoint security expert Mark Kadrich offers up some worst-case scenarios and explains how these and other endpoints can be protected.
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Jul 2 2008 2:03PM GMT
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Security Wire Weekly
Scott Matsumoto, a principal consultant and secure coding expert with Cigital Inc. talks about SQL injection attacks. Matsumoto explains the tools available to software developers, QAs and security pros in the development team to provide better code and protect against SQL injection.
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