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admin — Sat, 20 Nov 2010 09:05:57 +0000

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North Korea does not participate in July 4, 2009 Computer cuts

admin — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 04:55:56 +0000

According to experts on cyber security, U.S. officials believe that the PC hacks in July last year (2009) for disabled government websites in Korea and the United States did not originate in North Korea, the Associated Press reported July 5, 2010. The botnet traffic had been addressed on the 48 South Korean and U.S. sites in July 2009. Some of them were the Federal Trade Commission, the Treasury Department, Secret Service and the foreign and defense ministries in South Korea. In addition, these sites were affected by a Denial of Service (DOS) conditions or disfigurement. No one had any idea who was behind them. But rumors that the North Koreans were probably acted as sponsors. This speculation is partly due to the level of organization was necessary for such a massive assault size. In addition, malware scripts used in the attack was made in the Korean language. Security researchers after studies showed that the attacks July 4, 2009 could have been politically motivated. According to these experts, activists in South Korea, fearing attacks from North Korea and seek opportunities to promote hostility against his neighbor, is the suspect. Commenting on the threat, Don Jackson, director of Threat Intelligence for Secure Works (a security company based in Atlanta computer consultants) that it was detectable only in terms of who was behind them. According to him, the authors initiated attacks as well and they managed to suggest someone who obviously had a great knowledge in the implementation of these types of attacks, according to the Associated Press on 5 July 2010. According to many professionals of security threats such as DOS is currently very common on the web. They represent the raw media from damage and one state against another country or group against an organization takes place, professionals explain. During the analysis of the aftermath of the attacks, Bruce Schneier (security of a known blogger) said that all these events showed that only global policy was that children were playing, according to TechWorld 5 July 2010.

North Korea does not participate in July 4, 2009 Computer cuts

admin — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 00:56:02 +0000

According to experts on cyber security, U.S. officials believe that the PC hacks in July last year (2009) for disabled government websites in Korea and the United States did not originate in North Korea, the Associated Press reported July 5, 2010. The botnet traffic had been addressed on 48 Korean and U.S. sites in July 2009th Some of them were the Federal Trade Commission, the Treasury Department, Secret Service and the foreign and defense ministries in South Korea. In addition, these sites were affected by a Denial of Service (DOS) conditions or disfigurement. No one had any idea who was behind them. But rumors that the North Koreans were probably acted as sponsors. This speculation is partly due to the level of organization was necessary for such a massive assault size. In addition, malware scripts used in the attack was made in the Korean language. Security researchers after studies showed that the attacks July 4, 2009 could have been politically motivated. According to these experts, activists in South Korea, fearing attacks from North Korea and seek opportunities to promote hostility against his neighbor, is the suspect. Commenting on the threat, Don Jackson, director of Threat Intelligence for Secure Works (a security company based in Atlanta computer consultants) that it was detectable only in terms of who was behind them. According to him, the authors initiated attacks as well and they managed to suggest someone who obviously had a great knowledge in the implementation of these types of attacks, according to the Associated Press on 5 July 2010. According to many professionals of security threats such as DOS is currently very common on the web. They represent the raw media from damage and one state against another country or group against an organization takes place, professionals explain. During the analysis of the aftermath of the attacks, Bruce Schneier (security of a known blogger) said that all these events showed that only global policy was that children were playing, according to TechWorld 5 July 2010.

North Korea does not participate in July 4, 2009 Computer cuts

admin — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 21:03:20 +0000

According to experts on cyber security, U.S. officials believe that the PC hacks in July last year (2009) for disabled government websites in Korea and the United States did not originate in North Korea, the Associated Press reported July 5, 2010. The botnet traffic had been addressed on 48 Korean and U.S. sites in July 2009th Some of them were the Federal Trade Commission, the Treasury Department, Secret Service and the foreign and defense ministries in South Korea. In addition, these sites were affected by a Denial of Service (DOS) conditions or disfigurement. No one had any idea who was behind them. But rumors that the North Koreans were probably acted as sponsors. This speculation is partly due to the level of organization was necessary for such a massive assault size. In addition, malware scripts used in the attack was made in the Korean language. Security researchers after studies showed that the attacks July 4, 2009 could have been politically motivated. According to these experts, activists in South Korea, fearing attacks from North Korea and seek opportunities to promote hostility against his neighbor, is the suspect. Commenting on the threat, Don Jackson, director of Threat Intelligence for Secure Works (a security company based in Atlanta computer consultants) that it was detectable only in terms of who was behind them. According to him, the authors initiated attacks as well and they managed to suggest someone who obviously had a great knowledge in the implementation of these types of attacks, according to the Associated Press on 5 July 2010. According to many professionals of security threats such as DOS is currently very common on the web. They represent the raw media from damage and one state against another country or group against an organization takes place, professionals explain. During the analysis of the aftermath of the attacks, Bruce Schneier (security of a known blogger) said that all these events showed that only global policy was that children were playing, according to TechWorld 5 July 2010.

North Korea does not participate in July 4, 2009 Computer cuts

admin — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 17:00:49 +0000

According to experts on cyber security, U.S. officials believe that the PC hacks in July last year (2009) for disabled government websites in Korea and the United States did not originate in North Korea, the Associated Press reported July 5, 2010. The botnet traffic had been addressed on the 48 South Korean and U.S. sites in July 2009. Some of them were the Federal Trade Commission, the Treasury Department, Secret Service and the foreign and defense ministries in South Korea. In addition, these sites were affected by a Denial of Service (DOS) conditions or disfigurement. No one had any idea who was behind them. But rumors that the North Koreans were probably acted as sponsors. This speculation is partly due to the level of organization was necessary for such a massive assault size. In addition, malware scripts used in the attack was made in the Korean language. Safety investigators later research shows that the attack on 4 July 2009 may have been politically motivated. According to these experts, activists in South Korea, fearing attacks from North Korea and seek opportunities to promote hostility against his neighbor, is the suspect. Commenting on the threat, Don Jackson, director of Threat Intelligence for Secure Works (a security company based in Atlanta computer consultants) that it was detectable only in terms of who was behind them. According to him, the authors initiated attacks as well and they managed to suggest someone who obviously had a great knowledge in the implementation of these types of attacks, according to the Associated Press on 5 July 2010. According to many professionals of security threats such as DOS is currently very common on the web. They represent the raw media from damage and one state against another country or group against an organization takes place, professionals explain. During the analysis of the aftermath of the attacks, Bruce Schneier (security of a known blogger) said that all these events showed that only global policy was that children were playing, according to TechWorld 5 July 2010.

North Korea does not participate in July 4, 2009 Computer cuts

admin — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 12:58:18 +0000

According to experts on cyber security, U.S. officials believe that the PC hacks in July last year (2009) for disabled government websites in Korea and the United States did not originate in North Korea, the Associated Press reported July 5, 2010. The botnet traffic had been addressed on the 48 South Korean and U.S. Web sites by July 2009. Some of them were the Federal Trade Commission, the Treasury Department, Secret Service and the foreign and defense ministries in South Korea. In addition, these sites were affected by a Denial of Service (DOS) conditions or disfigurement. No one had any idea who was behind them. But rumors that the North Koreans were probably acted as sponsors. This speculation is partly due to the level of organization was necessary for such a massive assault size. In addition, malware scripts used in the attack was made in the Korean language. Security researchers after studies showed that the attacks July 4, 2009 could have been politically motivated. According to these experts, activists in South Korea, fearing attacks from North Korea and seek opportunities to promote hostility against his neighbor, is the suspect. Commenting on the threat, Don Jackson, director of Threat Intelligence for Secure Works (a security company based in Atlanta computer consultants) that it was detectable only in terms of who was behind them. According to him, the authors initiated attacks as well and they managed to suggest someone who obviously had a great knowledge in the implementation of these types of attacks, according to the Associated Press on 5 July 2010. According to many professionals of security threats such as DOS is currently very common on the web. They represent the raw media from damage and one state against another country or group against an organization takes place, professionals explain. During the analysis of the aftermath of the attacks, Bruce Schneier (security of a known blogger) said that all these events showed that only global policy was that children were playing, according to TechWorld 5 July 2010.

Verizon lists the most common email threats, 2009

admin — Wed, 19 May 2010 01:01:59 +0000

Verizon, in 2009 conducted a detailed research on the security scenario, while concentrating infiltration to determine the most common and destructive to organizations. The investigation revealed that the spyware and keylogger software as the main threat. Describing the spyware, security experts say that is specifically designed to record, monitor and collect the actions that the user of a computer performs. However, keylogger software, operating systems, covert capture all keystrokes of a user. The research finds that spyware and keyloggers infected only a few hundred bits of information, most of the IDs. But he had a big role in the broader landscape of security breaches where countless bits of information stopped. Verizon Reports, 19% of the total number of investigated cases reflect the spyware and keyloggers. These malicious programs contributed 82% of the total number of intercepted items. Consequently, the most destructive e-threats in 2009. In particular, spyware and keyloggers were the most widespread threats in 2008 also. That year, it contributed to 82% of all items at risk. The type of malicious code that the most successful large volumes of confidential information during the year 2008 was “beyond the line and save” type. The attackers usually go after this method of violation of payment card details with Personal Information in order to transmit data for weight often is not more conservative tactics. In addition, Verizon reveals knowledge. command / control and malware backdoor. They contributed to 18% of the total criminal cases are detected and were behind 79% of the total intercepted identity. Furthermore, from security experts, command and control and backdoor malware tools that allow attackers to get remote access to infected computers and / or total control over it. These are usually downloaded through a SQL injection attack, or when the attacker acquires access to a target system, remotely. In addition to these threats, malware, hacking, fraud mixed with compound for others that caused commotion in 2009. Especially in 2008, the malware was the largest e-threats about a third of cases are detected, while he was behind the rape of nine out of ten albums.

Verizon lists the most common email threats, 2009

admin — Tue, 18 May 2010 21:16:06 +0000

Verizon, in 2009 conducted a detailed research on the security scenario, while concentrating infiltration to determine the most common and destructive to organizations. The investigation revealed that the spyware and keylogger software as the main threat. Describing the spyware, security experts say that is specifically designed to record, monitor and collect the actions that the user of a computer performs. However, keylogger software, operating systems, covert capture all keystrokes of a user. The research finds that spyware and keyloggers infected only a few hundred bits of information, most of the IDs. But he had a big role in the broader landscape of security breaches where countless bits of information stopped. Verizon Reports, 19% of the total number of investigated cases reflect the spyware and keyloggers. These malicious programs contributed 82% of the total number of intercepted items. Consequently, the most destructive e-threats in 2009. In particular, spyware and keyloggers were the most widespread threats during 2008 also. That year, it contributed to 82% of all items at risk. The type of malicious code that the most successful large volumes of confidential information during the year 2008 was “beyond the line and save” type. The attackers usually go after this method of violation of payment card details with Personal Information in order to transmit data for weight often is not more conservative tactics. In addition, Verizon reveals knowledge. command / control and malware backdoor. They contributed to 18% of the total criminal cases are detected and were behind 79% of the total intercepted identity. Moreover, according to security experts, command and control and backdoor malware tool that allows the attacker to have remote access to infected computers and / or total control over it. These are usually downloaded through a SQL injection attack, or when the attacker acquires access to a target system, remotely. In addition to these threats, malware, hacking, fraud mixed with compound for others that caused commotion in 2009. Especially in 2008, the malware was the largest e-threats about a third of cases are detected, while he was behind the rape of nine out of ten albums.

Verizon lists the most common email threats, 2009

admin — Tue, 18 May 2010 16:57:05 +0000

Verizon, in 2009 conducted a detailed research on the security scenario, while concentrating infiltration to determine the most common and destructive to organizations. The investigation revealed that the spyware and keylogging software as the biggest threats. Describing the spyware, security experts say that is specifically designed to record, monitor and collect the actions that the user of a computer performs. However, keylogger software, operating systems, covert capture all keystrokes of a user. The research finds that spyware and keyloggers infected only a few hundred bits of information, most of the IDs. But he had a big role in the broader landscape of security breaches where countless bits of information stopped. Verizon Reports, 19% of the total number of investigated cases reflect the spyware and keyloggers. These malicious programs contributed 82% of the total number of intercepted items. Consequently, the most destructive e-threats in 2009. In particular, spyware and keyloggers were the most widespread threats during 2008 also. That year, it contributed to 82% of all items at risk. The type of malicious code that the most successful large volumes of confidential information during the year 2008 was “beyond the line and save” type. The attackers usually go after this method of violation of payment card details with Personal Information in order to transmit data for weight often is not more conservative tactics. In addition, Verizon reveals knowledge. command / control and malware backdoor. They contributed to 18% of the total criminal cases are detected and were behind 79% of the total intercepted identity. Moreover, according to security experts, command and control and backdoor malware tool that allows the attacker to have remote access to infected computers and / or total control over it. These are usually downloaded through a SQL injection attack, or when the attacker acquires access to a target system, remotely. In addition to these threats, malware, hacking, fraud mixed with compound for others that caused commotion in 2009. Especially in 2008, the malware was the largest e-threats about a third of cases are detected, while he was behind the rape of nine out of ten albums.

Verizon lists the most common email threats, 2009

admin — Tue, 18 May 2010 12:59:09 +0000

Verizon, in 2009 conducted a detailed research on the security scenario, while concentrating infiltration to determine the most common and destructive to organizations. The investigation revealed that the spyware and keylogging software as the biggest threats. Describing the spyware, security experts say that is specifically designed to record, monitor and collect the actions that the user of a computer performs. However, keylogger software, operating systems, covert capture all keystrokes of a user. The research finds that spyware and keyloggers infected only a few hundred bits of information, most of the IDs. But he had a big role in the broader landscape of security breaches where countless bits of information stopped. Verizon Reports, 19% of the total number of investigated cases reflect the spyware and keyloggers. These malicious programs contributed 82% of the total number tapped lines. Consequently, the most destructive e-threats in 2009. In particular, spyware and keyloggers were the most widespread threats during 2008 also. That year, it contributed to 82% of all items at risk. The type of malicious code that the most successful large volumes of confidential information during the year 2008 was “beyond the line and save” type. The attackers usually go after this method of violation of payment card details with Personal Information in order to transmit data for weight often is not more conservative tactics. In addition, Verizon reveals knowledge. command / control and malware backdoor. They contributed to 18% of the total criminal cases are detected and were behind 79% of the total intercepted identity. Moreover, according to security experts, command and control and backdoor malware tool that allows the attacker to have remote access to infected computers and / or total control over it. These are usually downloaded through a SQL injection attack, or when the attacker acquires access to a target system, remotely. In addition to these threats, malware, hacking, fraud mixed with compound for others that caused commotion in 2009. Especially in 2008, the malware was the largest e-threats about a third of cases are detected, while he was behind the rape of nine out of ten albums.