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Stuxnet: Lessons not yet learned?

Charles Jeter, ESET cybercrime investigator November 03, 2010

According to Iran, Stuxnet is no longer a threat - however use of a new zero-day exploit has extended its life cycle.
 

Fending off cyberwar attacks

Illena Armstrong November 01, 2010

Chicken Little could relate to the likely thoughts of all those cybersecurity players who have warned time-and-again that it isn't a matter of 'if' cyberwar would occur but 'when.'
 

Cyberespionage: Raids from afar

Greg Masters November 01, 2010

The Google-China attacks, revealed in January, kicked off a year in which the threat of cybespionage to steal corporate and government secrets firmly entrenched itself as part of the security battle zone.
 

Cyber threat: Gathering intelligence

Angela Moscaritolo November 01, 2010

Experts explain how organizations can best implement a cyberthreat intelligence initiative to collect, analyze and share data to detect and respond to an existing compromise or prevent a future threat.
 

Iranian Cyber Army shifts efforts toward malware, botnets

Dan Kaplan October 25, 2010

A hacker group responsible for defacement attacks against Twitter and Baidu now appears to be amassing a mighty botnet, according to researchers at a security firm.
 

Consultant to describe security tools for anyone's budget

Dan Kaplan October 20, 2010

Security expert Adam Meyers will expose attendees to security tools and technologies that they may not have otherwise known about.
 

Stuxnet worm shows critical infrastructure attacks no longer just Hollywood hype

Harry Sverdlove, CTO, Bit9 October 18, 2010

Computer security professionals can learn from the Stuxnet outbreak.
 

Stuxnet: Cyber warfare's game-changer, Part Two

Charles Jeter, ESET cybercrime investigator October 14, 2010

Is Stuxnet cyber warfare's Trinity Test?
 

Stuxnet: Cyber warfare's game-changer, Part One

Charles Jeter, ESET cybercrime investigator October 14, 2010

Is Stuxnet cyber warfare's Trinity Test?
 

IE, Office, Windows get patches in latest Microsoft update

Dan Kaplan October 12, 2010

Microsoft on Tuesday shipped 16 patches for a record-setting 49 vulnerabilities affecting Windows, Internet Explorer, Office and the .NET Framework.
 

Stuxnet examined at Vancouver conference

Danny Bradbury October 08, 2010

Researchers presenting findings on the Stuxnet worm said "This is not a teenage hacker coding in his bedroom-type operation."
 

Another record number of flaws to be fixed by Microsoft

Dan Kaplan October 07, 2010

Microsoft's October security update will be a doozie, as 16 patches for 49 vulnerabilities is planned.
 

From sci-fi to Stuxnet: Exploding gas pipelines and the Farewell Dossier

Charles Jeter, ESET cybercrime investigator September 30, 2010

Becoming part of a supply chain failure for nation-states willing to bypass embargo could lead to life-changing consequences.
 

What you can learn from Stuxnet

Charles Jeter, ESET cybercrime investigator August 05, 2010

The organization which created Stuxnet also took pains to either steal or falsify a certificate.
 

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