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Download.com “cleans up” Nmap but not other downloads

When he discovered that Nmap was being distributed by C|Net’s Download.com site bundled up with a proprietary trojan installer that installed a sketchy toolbar, changed …

OpenDNS tool secures DNS traffic

OpenDNS unveiled a preview of DNSCrypt, a new technology that improves both the security and privacy of Internet users, particularly those on unsecured wireless hotspots and …

Spam run frightens with fake news about epidemic

The time has come again for users to be targeted with spam emails alerting them to an epidemic raging in some part of the world: The subject line contains a simple …

Inside the latest issue of (IN)SECURE Magazine

(IN)SECURE Magazine is a free digital security publication discussing some of the hottest information security topics. The December 2011 issue features: 7 questions you always …

Germany leads Europe for USB drive data security

Many organizations are ignoring the risk of unencrypted USB drives and are not following through with appropriate USB security policies. The Ponemon Institute research also …

Surge in pre-Christmas malware

GFI Software released its report on the most prevalent threat detections for the previous month. Noteworthy threats in November 2011 included a new Facebook worm; the return …

Free tool exploits SQL injection vulnerabilities

NT OBJECTives announced NTO SQL Invader, a free tool which provides pen testers and developers the ability to quickly and easily exploit and demonstrate SQL Injection …

Tips for securing Internet connected devices

From the hottest new tablet to sleek smartphones and laptops, electronic devices are likely at the top of many consumers’ holiday wish lists this year. Many lucky …

Free data loss prevention tool for enterprise IT

STEALTHbits released of DLP Lite for File Systems, a free, regex DLP tool that aids organizations in identifying high-risk, unsecured content on their networks to mitigate the …

Secure remote access from SonicWALL

The proliferation of powerful smartphones and tablets poses a new problem for IT: providing secure remote access to network resources for a growing number of employees who use …

8 out of 10 applications fail to meet security standards

Considered “low hanging fruit” because of their prevalence in software applications, XSS and SQL Injection are two of the most frequently exploited …

Zero-day Adobe Reader flaw exploited in ongoing attacks

Adobe has issued a security advisory notifying users about a newly discovered and still unpatched vulnerability in Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat which has been spotted being …

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