The eForensics team has gathered the most practical articles about Computer Forensics, Network Forensics and Data Recovery from the last three months.
All of the articles have been written by experts in digital forensics industry and are based on their life experiences.
This issue title is “Let’s Play Forensic Tools”
The 22nd USENIX Security Symposium will be held in Washington, D.C. on August 14–16, 2013. Speaking will be White House Sr. Director for Cybersecurity, the former Chief Technologist at U.S. Federal Trade Commission and the Google Chrome Security Team.
Google: Lots of legit websites can infect your computer
Gen. Keith Alexander, the head of the National Security Agency, is testifying in front of the Senate Appropriations Committee
In the world of information security, ‘social engineering’ is a term that describes a non-technical way of hacking that relies on the hacker to collect information to bypass normal security controls. It is the art of manipulating users into performing actions or divulging confidential information.
Criminals and hackers have been extremely sophisticated in creating phony, but authentic looking e-mails that seemed to have originated from legitimate companies. If you receive an e-mail that you believe to be a phishing attempt, do not reply to it since by doing so will just validate the e-mail address is correct. Trust me, you do not want that to happen.
Curtis KS Levinson CDP, CISSP-CAP, MBCP, CCSK is a cyber security and information assurance technology thought leader, innovator and executive with over 25 years of focused experience specializing in the assessment, design, security, implementation and remediation of cyber computer and telecommunications-based solutions to a wide variety of problems.
Scott talks to Security Consultant Kellep Charles about WordPress and public website security. What can you do to protect yourself? Where does internet security break down?
A Malicious Link is nearby you on Facebook which claims to give you the info that who viewed your profile but on the name of that gives you the fake and Malware filled browser add-on of Adobe Flash Player.
If you are a blogger and you are running WordPress as your blogging platform, please read this article. Attackers are logging in to WordPress blogs by using the default username “admin” and then using a brute-force dictionary-based attack to locate the password for the account.
