When aspiring pilots go through flight school, they learn both in a conventional ground setting and using a flight simulator. On the simulator, new pilots are immersed in the experience of flying
Browsing: Phishing
During the summer months many of us look forward to a couple of weeks away from the office. However, in reality, complete radio silence from those left behind is not always an option.
More details are surfacing regarding the latest Syrian Electronic Army attack which led to the hijacking of several high-profile domains, including the ones of The New York Times, Twitter, and The Huffington Post.
There were 35,831 phishing attacks launched around the world in June, according to the RSAs latest report. The phishing trend seems positive
When we discuss exploit prevention, we often talk about ‘targeted applications.’ This term refers to end-user applications which can be exploited by hackers for malicious purposes. There are a few requirements that define these applications.
Cybercriminals have compromised the website of an India-based software company and they’re abusing it to host phishing pages and other malicious elements.
Gaming Companies, and especially those who provide a cloud service for either online play or account management are a great and very compelling target for attackers.
User-profiling is an interesting approach to countering phishing.
The primary approaches used to fight cybercrime over the past several years simply aren’t effective.
In-browser security specialist Trusteer has published a white paper – Stepping Up the Battle Against Advanced Threats – and which says the endpoint has become the path of least resistance for cybercriminals