The NSA SHARKSEER Program is a project that aims to detect and mitigate web-based malware Zero-Day and Advanced Persistent Threats using COTS technology.
NSA SHARKSEER program aims to detect and mitigate malware Zero-Day
Code Signing certificates becoming popular cybercrime commodity
Learn what Certificates as a Service stand for, discover why Code Signing certificates are a precious commodity and find out how to protect yourself online.
USB Killer 2.0 – How to easily burn a PC with a USB device
In March I presented the PoC of a computer-frying Killer USB pendrive designed by the Russian researcher, now the USB Killer 2.0 is arrived!
Researchers steal secret RSA encryption keys in Amazon’s cloud
As thousands of cloud fanatics descend on Las Vegas this week for Amazon Web Service's re:Invent conference, researchers in Massachusetts are raising new questions about the security of all multi-tenant cloud environments.
Attackers hack into Outlook Web App (OWA) Server for access to organization network
Researchers have discovered an advanced malware that can breach organizations by infecting their Outlook Web Application (OWA) mail server.
Security risks increase as cloud data centers change
As the pace of technological change in cloud data centers speeds up, the list of endeavors in cloud data centers grows longer. A sampling of that list includes Internet of Things, innovation, big data, mobile and social access, and SDN/NFV.
AV-Test – Which is the best Antivirus for Linux systems?
The Independent AV-Test Institute has analyzed 16 Linux security solutions against Windows and Linux threats under Ubuntu. The results are disconcerting.