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GlobalSign says web server, not CA systems, hit by breach

Dan Kaplan

December 16, 2011

GlobalSign, which briefly halted operations in September out of concern that it was the latest SSL certificate authority hacked, has determined that its CA infrastructure was never compromised.

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Recent attacks cost Energy Department at least $2M

Angela Moscaritolo

October 25, 2011

The attacks, which occurred at four department locations, were not described in detail, but were deemed "successful" for adversaries, according to the annual audit.

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LulzSec sailing off will not curb number of breaches

Dan Kaplan

June 27, 2011

Security professionals should find little comfort in the announcement over the weekend that LulzSec was folding up shop following an unprecedented, two-month-long hacking spree that left a trail of disruption and embarrassment across multiple industries.

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Flash exploits might signal APT activity

Dan Kaplan

June 17, 2011

An Adobe Flash vulnerability that was fixed this week is being leveraged in widespread but targeted drive-by downloads and spear phishing attacks.

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Department of Energy-funded lab silenced by APT attack

Greg Masters

April 21, 2011

Internet and email service remains offline at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory after spear phishing attacks led to the theft of sensitive data.

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Itself a customer, EMC buys NetWitness for network analysis

Dan Kaplan

April 4, 2011

EMC has acquired NetWitness, a fast-growing network monitoring and analysis firm that caters to a slew of Fortune 100 and government customers.

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RSA breach leaves customers waiting for answers

Angela Moscaritolo

March 18, 2011

Experts are unclear about the level of risk facing RSA customers after the security firm on Thursday reveled that hackers successfully breached its systems.

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RSA: Hackers breached us of intellectual property

Dan Kaplan

March 17, 2011

Hackers have successfully infiltrated security firm RSA to steal information related to its two-factor authentication products, the company's president revealed in a letter Thursday to customers.

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WikiLeaks prompts U.S. government to assess security

Dan Kaplan

December 1, 2010

The federal government is moving quickly to deploy new security measures in light of the leak of hundreds of thousands of classified U.S. documents by whistleblower site WikiLeaks.

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Mass email worm found spreading

Dan Kaplan

September 9, 2010

Never mind the advanced persistent threat. A new mass-mailing worm that may conjure up images of Nimda and Code Red appears to be threatening email infrastructures.

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GlobalSign says web server, not CA systems, hit by breach

Recent attacks cost Energy Department at least $2M

LulzSec sailing off will not curb number of breaches

Flash exploits might signal APT activity

Department of Energy-funded lab silenced by APT attack

Itself a customer, EMC buys NetWitness for network analysis

RSA breach leaves customers waiting for answers

RSA: Hackers breached us of intellectual property

WikiLeaks prompts U.S. government to assess security

Mass email worm found spreading

Prison sentence for RBS hacker suspended in Russia