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Hackers compromised Nortel networks for nearly a decade(online.wsj.com)
12 points by michiel3 15y ago|0 comments
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KPN Getronics CA stops issuing new certs after finding compromised web sever(threatpost.com)
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by michiel3 15y ago
I've many seen organizations applying spam filtering on their security@org.org address, leading to tons of reports ending up in spam boxes without being noticed by the company. The researcher doesn't receive any feedback on his responsible
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0day vulnerability full disclosure: American Express(qnrq.se)
479 points by michiel3 15y ago|163 comments
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Facebook to launch their iPad app at Apple's upcoming iPhone event?(mashable.com)
4 points by michiel3 15y ago|0 comments
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by michiel3 15y ago
Well, currently the malware itself is not detected. OK, some anti-virus solutions detect the piece of malware as suspicious or as a packed executable (which is suspicious of course). But those detections are just based on the inner working
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by michiel3 15y ago
Have a look at the movie that's embedded in the blog post. He's explaining which piece of malware is downloaded.
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by michiel3 15y ago
The attackers were focussing on client workstations to infect with malware, that's where the big money is. Potentially they could have owned some mysql installs by replacing installer binaries but it's less interesting for banking fraud etc
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Root access to MySQL.com sold for $3k - now serving malware(krebsonsecurity.com)
173 points by michiel3 15y ago|48 comments
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by michiel3 15y ago
And they denounced trust in all certificates that are issued by DigiNotar and currently migrating to new CAs (Getronics). The digital identity portal DigiD for government services is already migrated to Getronics CA.