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Anonymous declares 'trolling day' on ISIS
Hacktivist collective Anonymous said it will continue its cyber assault on ISIS, declaring Friday, December 11, a trolling day against the terrorist group.
Social media in the firing line in battle to stamp out terrorism
The tech world is being urged to try and help in stopping terrorists who might be using social media to recruit, communicate and plan attacks.
Hashcat advanced password recovery now open source
The popular tool of penetration testers and forensic scientist will now be available under open source license.
TuneCore database hacked, personal customer data stolen
TuneCore's database was breached on Friday. Security experts and authorities are working with the online music distributor and record label service to track down the cyber-criminals.
Apple security updates: a sign of things to come
While Patch Tuesday is a well-known event for Microsoft and Adobe users, Apple product owners this week received a dose of reality when they found themselves on the receiving end of several security updates.
Data Breach Blog
Phishing scam hits Middlesex Hospital in Conn.
Kalahari Resorts hit by POS breach
Healthcare firm Keenan & Assoc. exposes data
Opinion
What IT security can learn from the credit fraud paradigm
We've all received a call at one point or another from the fraud protection departments of our credit card providers, telling us they've detected some suspicious activity on our accounts and would like to verify a few recent charges.
The Security Vulnerability You Can Prevent
The Internet of Things is one of the world's fastest growing technologies. Unfortunately, it is also poised to become the fastest growing source of security vulnerabilities in the enterprise - but it doesn't have to be that way.
All Talk-Talk and No Action
The latest cyber attack, a breach compromising the data of up to four million of Talk-Talk's loyal customers, is yet another in a growing line of pernicious cyber attacks against corporate infrastructure.
Featured: Cybercrime
McAfee Enterprise Security Manager failed to manage own security
Hard-coded username allowed access to the McAfee Enterprise Security Manager as master user without authentication or password.
The Threat Hunter Blog
A stealthy Command and Control Python App That Uses Twitter
I enjoy following darknet.org.uk because they come up with some great proof of concept projects. Twittor is one of those.
Product Reviews
Acuity Risk Management STREAM Integrated Risk Manager
Agiliance RiskVision
AlgoSec Security Management Suite
Allgress Insight Risk Manager
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SC Magazine Articles
- McAfee Enterprise Security Manager failed to manage own security
- XSS vulnerability found on mobile site of Yahoo! Mail
- Researchers spot BOOTRASH malware, executes before OS boot
- New Hampshire company hacks smaller competitor for customer list
- China announces it arrested hackers connected to OPM breach