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PC World - As fireworks boomed on the Fourth of July, thousands of compromised computers attacked U.S. government Web sites. A botnet of more than 200,000 computers, infected with a strain of 2004's MyDoom virus, attempted to deny legitimate access to ...
From ROBERT VAMOSI,
ComputerWorld,
24 Aug 2009
Verizon Business announced on Wednesday a new risk-based suite of security tools that include cloud-and-premises-based services.
Verizon's Next Generation Managed Security Services Platform is designed to compete with similar offerings from ArcSight ...
From ROBERT VAMOSI,
NetworkWorld,
10 Aug 2009
At the Black Hat security conference on Wednesday, former Google VP of Engineering Douglas Merrill gave the opening keynote presentation, and it wasn't a traditional security industry talk. The takeaway: Let users dictate
enterprise security ...
From ROBERT VAMOSI,
NetworkWorld,
30 Jul 2009
PC World - In June, the world watched as tweets from the streets of Tehran flooded Twitter. Frequent Twitter users--and people who hadn't even heard of the microblogging service--were suddenly and simultaneously witnessing its potential.
At the same ...
From ROBERT VAMOSI,
ComputerWorld,
22 Jul 2009
In one of the first talks at this year's Black Hat USA, Billy Hoffman and Matt Wood, both security researchers at HP, plan to demonstrate a darknet designed to run entirely within
a browser. Darknets, which allow decentralized, private peer-to-peer ...
From ROBERT VAMOSI,
NetworkWorld,
15 Jul 2009
Google says that its forthcoming Chrome operating system will be so secure that "users don't have to deal with viruses, malware and security updates." But Google's claim is being
met with skepticism within the Internet security world.
"I have serious ...
From ROBERT VAMOSI,
NetworkWorld,
9 Jul 2009
Not all botnets are organized in the same way. That's the conclusion of a report from Damballa which seeks to categorize the dominate structures.
It attempts to explain why certain types of blocking and filtering will work against some botnets, and not ...
From ROBERT VAMOSI,
NetworkWorld,
26 Jun 2009
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ComputerWorld,
29 May 2009
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