The HeartBleed Vulnerability: The Next Step for Users
On Monday, April 7, 2014, the information security community received news about a vulnerability in the OpenSSL (Open Secure Socket Layers) cryptographic library called the “Heartbleed” bug that can allow hackers the ability to collect passwords, credit cards numbers, private keys and other data on servers that operated the software.
Shylock Malware Resurges, Targets Top U.S. Banks
A posting in Information Week in there security /attacks…
Microsoft Issues Emergency ‘Fix It’ For IE Amid Attacks
A posting from Dark Reading in there Attacks and Breaches section:
Security…
Facebook vulnerability that allowed any photo to be deleted earns $12,500 bounty
Facebook vulnerability that allowed any photo to be deleted earns $12,500 bounty
Putty Security Update (SSH Tool)
Several vulnerabilities where discovered in PuTTY, a Telnet/SSH client
for X. The Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures project identifies the
following problems:
Microsoft’s Big Bucks For Bugs Ups The Ante
A Posting from Dark Reading in there Application Security…
‘BinaryPig’ Uses Hadoop To Sniff Out Patterns In Malware
A Posting from Dark Reading in there Threat Intelligence…
Medical Devices Subject To Cyberattack, FDA Warns
A posting from Dark Reading in there Vulnerability and Threat…
