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Advanced Persistent Threats not so advanced anymore, researchers find
Attackers no longer need specialized skills to carry out what is considered an Advanced Persistent Threat, according to researchers with Imperva.
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Security News
Advanced threat report names Great Britain, Switzerland as most targeted in Europe
Great Britain, Germany, France and Switzerland accounted for more than 70 percent of unique infections in 2013.
Congress News and Opinions
Analyzing the truth behind the advanced persistent threat
Is the advanced persistent threat really something new?
Data Breach, Mobile Security, Phishing, Security News
Fourth breach at T-Mobile puts focus on security post mergers
The poor record raises questions about whether the mobile carrier's massive merger with Sprint left the combined company more vulnerable.
Malware
Key-logging malware, dubbed EHDevel, found intelligence gathering
Security researchers have found a sophisticated malware framework, EHDevel, which started with more vulnerable individuals in bid to reach ultimate objective, targeting several Pakistani individuals.
Features
Reboot 25: The influencers
Blessed are the influencers for they will make a true difference - through policy, vision, drive, innovation and ideas - in the course of information security. What sets our selection apart is that they've held significant sway on the direction of IT security.
Security News
DDoS attacks against Hong Kong protest sites, APT activity, linked
FireEye researchers have observed ties between DDoS attacks against Hong Kong pro-democracy protesters and APT activity based in China.
Security News
Some samples in ‘Rotten Tomato’ campaign not effectively executed
Researchers at Sophos provided additional details on the malware used in the attacks.
Security News
APT ‘Nitro’ group attacks again in 2014
The group seems to have changed up its tactics to target various enterprises this year.
Security News
Chinese hackers breach 50 U.S. gov’t contractors’ systems in one year
A new report from the U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee found that multiple successful attempts were made to access and steal information from contractors' systems, and often times, the government didn't know it happened.