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Keeping costs low is a good thing. Putting us at potential risk not. I'd like to see what controls companies like Cisco and Dell are putting in place to vet components coming from our friends to the East
...veterans, the VA looses another laptop. Oh yeah and in the intervening months they developed processes and procedures to ensure that such data is encrypted; yet this report mentions that there were upwards of 20,000 unencrypted records
Here are a couple links. No further commentary needed
Portable Hard Drive Missing From Department of...
...Vet - Win32/Sintun.AT
Microsoft - Trojan:Win32/Tibs.gen!ldr
Symantec - Trojan.Peacomm.D
After a quick time check to Microsoft's time server, this variant switches immediately to very noisy P2P on a variety of ports. In addition to the ISC-recommended HTTP and email blocks for outbound to merrychristmasdude.com, you have to consider if you...
...Vet - Win32/Sintun.AT
F-Prot - W32/StormWorm.P
F-Secure - Packed.Win32.Tibs.gu
Kaspersky - Packed.Win32.Tibs.gu
Microsoft - Trojan:Win32/Tibs.gen!ldr
Prevx1 - Stormy:Worm-All Variants
Symantec - Trojan.Peacomm.D
Webwasher-Gateway - Worm.Zhelatin.ob
I was further intrigued by the name they chose for the .exe, in particular, disnisa. Appears...
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...vet their scripts for SQL-injection vulnerabilities. So these hackers were willing to step in and test the sites for them
Pesky SQL Injection attacks abound and the script kiddies are loving em
Article Link
...vetting the models. There is a forum of users and people with the same risk management issues and challenges as you have, but that are committed to working together to make things better. A forum in which you can contribute and work to vet models against experience. A forum that is a vendor- and technology-neutral consortium with experience...
...vet them
A professional security company like ours, train their own people and enforce from day one a strong sense of Ethics. We have a zero policy for any behaviour that might be detrimental to us or the client. On the rare occassion when someone does something that we do not condone, they are terminated. There is no room for Union...
...vet the models. So without even thinking I would said we have been looking at how loss occurs, and may want to change the model some and The Open Group Members freaked out (rightfully so). Adrian Seccombe gently reminded me that the we was now the Security Forum, and that we didnt go changing things at will without vetting against each other....