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According to a post on the Russian cybercrime forum, i2Ninja offers a similar set of capabilities to the ones offered by other major financial malware:
Amit Klein, CTO at Trusteer, an IBM company, has compiled what Trusteer sees to be the most dangerous malware trends for 2014. See his comments and an infographic below
In a new blog post from Scott Greaux, VP of PhishMe, effective security awareness training is discussed.
Stuxnet – the famous worm widely credited with crippling the Iranian nuclear weapons programme for several years – also infected the internal network of a Russian nuclear plant.
Following the news that London banks are to participate in cyber attack ‘war game’ Waking Shark II on 12 November, Barry Shteiman, senior security strategist at Imperva, has commented:
A record number of brands were targeted by phishers in the second quarter of 2013, according to APWG. A total of 639 unique brands were targeted by phishing
Businesses and governments in the US, UK, Canada, and India are under assault from a malware-based cybercrime campaign using the Tor anonymizing relay network to hide its authors, say infosec researchers.
There’s a growing appetite of Generation Y employees to contravene corporate policies governing use of own devices, personal cloud storage accounts and new technologies such as smart watches, Google Glass and connected cars.
BH Consulting, a specialist firm in information security consulting, today announced that its CEO Brian Honan has been appointed as a Special Advisor on Internet Security to Europol’s European Cybercrime Centre (EC3).