Updated: Originally posted by the WSJ, and sourced here from Business Insider, Target had warning last spring about a new emerging threat against POS systems.
Joshua Carter, public relations manager at Target, said, “This theft is not a new breach; these are two distinct thefts as part of the same
The author notes that LinkedIn has “…more than 259 million members—many who are highly paid professionals in technology, finance, and medical industries—LinkedIn holds a wealth
Troy Hunt wrote a great series on the OWASP top 10 for developers. This series is a few years old, but still completely relevant since
Two hackers, going by ‘gyx’ and ‘Porphyry’, have released what they are calling Prison Locker, a toolkit for customizing your own ramsomware. They are apparently selling
Linkedin is ripe with information about people. In a targeted attack, facebook and linkedin would probably be the two places to start gathering information. Many
This is related to our initial post about the PHP.net attack and whether or not the source code was compromised. According to this article, “One
Source – http://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2013/12/17/are-the-websites-youre-using-tracking-what-you-type/ Backspacing, the select all/delete, hitting cancel or whatever it takes to avoid telling the world whatever it was that you typed may have
Source: http://threatpost.com/poor-patching-communication-facilitated-july-dept-of-energy-breach/103200 The U.S. Department of Energy is describes what lead to July breach Failures around vulnerability management, access controls and a general lack of communication
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