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Countdown to Zero Day, book review: Dispatches from the first cyberwar
ZDNet No wonder, in the aftermath of Flame, that F-Secure chief technology officer Mikko Hypponen wrote openly that "consumer-grade antivirus products can't protect against targeted malware created by well-resourced nation-states with bulging budgets". |
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“Countdown To Zero” describes the new era of war, preparing you for the next …
The Fabius Maximus website (blog) Along with these technical details, she adds the personal stories of the people who discovered Stuxnet and devoted countless hours in deciphering not just Stuxnet but also its relatives Duqu, Flame, and Gauss. Despite … Stuxnet was obviously not a … |
The flaws are so serious that the could allow a hacker to elevate privilege levels and take over a machine. However, access is required to the target Mac OS machine. Google revealed its Project Zero security team to the world last July. The remit of the …
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Zero Day Weekly: ISC hacked, SS7 mobile security, Windows privilege escalation
ZDNet Welcome to Zero Day's Week In Security, our roundup of notable security news items for the week ending January 2, 2015. Covers enterprise, controversies, reports and more. This week the Internet Systems Consortium site was hacked, a Lizard Squad … |