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Cyber spies in disguise: Nation-state
Espionage has been a fact of life for centuries, but with increased capabilities online, it's spread beyond a narrow core, reports James Hale.
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Video: Analyzing a present threat
In this video, Danielle Walker, reporter at SC Magazine, sits with Alexander Watson, director of security research at Websense, to discuss the findings of a recent study.
Security News
Study: The cost of cyber crime continues to rise
A recent study reveals that the costs organizations incur as a result of cyber crime has gone up, and so has the time it takes to resolve those attacks.
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EXIT strategy: Insider threat
Threats from inside an organization - and from third-parties - pose a burgeoning challenge for security professionals, reports Jim Romeo.
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Malicious program enhances APT campaign against South Korea
Security firm Seculert has published details on "PinkStats," a trojan downloader that is believed to have been distributed by Chinese hackers.
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Video: The risks surrounding digital certificates
In this video, Jeff Hudson, CEO at Venafi, discusses the importance of digital certificates, as well as the threats surrounding forged ones should they be used in an attack against an organization.
Security News
Chevron confirms 2010 Stuxnet hit
The oil giant confirms that Stuxnet infected its network back in 2010, when the malware was first discovered - making Chevron the first U.S. company to admit it was struck by the virus.
Security News
Mac espionage trojan targets Uighur activists
The Uighur Muslim minority group is being targeted in a new APT campaign that targets Mac users and is difficult to detect.
Security News
SC Congress Canada: Threat intel can mitigate attacks
Two of the people who head security at Scotiabank, Canada's third largest bank, cited malware and data leakage as their biggest worries, but said shared threat intelligence data can provide helpful insight.
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Experts discover Mac OS X malware, “Sabpub,” used as APT
A new trojan is targeting the same Java vulnerability that the Flashback malware took advantage of last week.