2015 Predictions
Cyber threat developments in 2015
It was a tumultuous year with several interesting developments in computer security and the lack thereof.
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After DNS customer backlash, Microsoft returns seized domains to No-IP
Microsoft has handed domain control back to No-IP after millions of customers were reportedly impacted by its legal action.
Security News
News briefs: Breaking security news from the Cybersecurity Act to Gauss
The Cybersecurity Act of 2012 was defeated in the Senate, FinFisher spyware analyzed, nation-state-created espionage malware Gauss, and other breaking security news
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Data-wiping Shamoon targeting Middle East energy sector
Shamoon, malware that overwrites files to the point of making computers unusable, has been described as a targeted, yet damaging threat.
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Kaspersky releases Gauss detection, asks for decrypt help
Though Gauss's encrypted payload continues to perplex researchers, Kaspersky Lab has unveiled a free tool to detect the malware.
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Gauss trojan targets Lebanese banks, likely U.S. creation
Gauss, which researchers have linked to Flame and Stuxnet, both believed to be built by the U.S. government, functions mainly as a banking trojan -- but it also contains a mystery encrypted payload.
Features
Measuring success: Performance metrics
Security metrics remain elusive for many organizations, but key performance indicators, or KPIs, are achievable measurements that can help guide business planning and strategy.
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Video: The growing sophistication of threats
McAfee co-president, Michael DeCesare, stopped by the SC Magazine offices to discuss the advancements in the threat landscape.
Security News
Mahdi spy malware uncovered, but no Flame link yet
Security researchers said Tuesday they have come across a new strain of espionage malware that has successfully infected 800 different organizations this year in the Middle East to steal information and spy on communications.
Features
Medicine man: Risk assessment
In 1854, an English physician was one of the first to use an epidemiological method to ID disease risk. Ben Sapiro of the Dominion of General Insurance Co. wants his peers to do the same with security.
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