Threat of the month Articles

Threat of the month

Carsten Eiram, chief security specialist, Secunia • February 01, 2012

Acrobat zero-days
 

Threat of the month: Unpatched applications

Marcus Carey, security researcher at Rapid7 December 01, 2011

Threat of the month: Unpatched applications
 

Threat of the month: Adobe vulnerabilities

Carsten Eiram, chief security specialist, Secunia November 01, 2011

Threat of the month: Adobe vulnerabilities
 

Threat of the month: Morto worm

Donald DeBolt, director of threat research, Total Defense October 03, 2011

Morto recently rose to fame as the first worm to leverage the Microsoft RDP protocol to propagate.
 

Threat of the month

Marcus Carey, security researcher at Rapid7 September 01, 2011

Perimeter exploit exposure
 

THREAT OF THE MONTH: Sun/Oracle Java SE

Carsten Eiram, chief security specialist, Secunia August 01, 2011

Sun/Oracle Java SE
 

Threat of the month: AndroidOS/Smspacem

Don DeBolt, director of threat research, CA Technologies, ISBU July 01, 2011

Be on the lookout for new mobile malware that leverages trojan, bot and "logic bomb" tricks.
 

Threat of the month: PlayStation breach

Randy Abrams, director of technical education, Cyberthreat Analysis Center – ESET North America June 01, 2011

The Sony PlayStation Network/Qriocity service breach of 77 million records contained a twist that makes it dangerous.
 

Threat of the month: Flash zero-day

May 02, 2011

Threat of the month: Flash zero-day
 

Threat of the month: Hacktivism

Don DeBolt, director of threat research, CA Technologies ISBU April 01, 2011

Hacktivism
 
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