Labs: Blog Digest April 2012
am Freitag, 27. April 2012
von Marc Ruef | G+
Der scip Blog Digest ist eine jeweils Ende des Monats erscheinende Zusammenfassung der wichtigsten, spannendsten und verrücktesten Beiträge aus der internationalen Blogosphäre. Mit der Durchsicht dieser Postings wird es einfach und unkompliziert möglich, in Bezug auf Entwicklungen im Bereich IT-Security auf dem Laufenden zu bleiben. Folgen Sie unserem Team auf Twitter, um jeweils die aktuellsten News zu erhalten.
- 10 Simple Tips for Boosting The Security Of Your Mac (securelist.com)
- 57 Small Programs that Crash Compilers (blog.regehr.org)
- 64-bit Process Replacement in Powershell (exploit-monday.com)
- 67% of ASP.NET websites have serious configuration related security vulnerabilities (troyhunt.com)
- Algorithms: When is Random Really Random? (infosecisland.com)
- Apple Security Grows Up With Pair Of Malicious Threats (blog.fortinet.com)
- Beyond the firewall (software.co.il)
- Checklists and Information Security (newschoolsecurity.com)
- CIOs May Like To Talk The Social Media Talk, But Only 10% Walk The Walk (techcrunch.com)
- Coding Horror: Learn to Read the Source, Luke (codinghorror.com)
- Data Classification: Why it is Important for Information Security (infosecisland.com)
- DDoS attacks on financial sector booming (itp.net)
- DDoS, detailed analysis of the phenomenon (securityaffairs.co)
- Estimating The Economics Behind BYOD Security (darkreading.com)
- Exploiting XSS in Ajax Web Applications (superevr.com)
- FBI: Smart Meter Hacks Likely to Spread (KrebsOnSecurity)
- Five Schemes For Redeeming Trust in SSL (darkreading.com)
- Getting your message across: Screenshots (blog.c22.cc)
- Good for Enterprise Exploitation (blog.opensecurityresearch.com)
- Hacking-Kung Fu: Aims and Objectives (petalocsta.com)
- Hotel Wifi JavaScript Injection (justinsomnia.org)
- Infectious Media Attack (pentestlab.wordpress.com)
- MasterCard, VISA Warn of Processor Breach (KrebsOnSecurity)
- Michael Hamelin on crafting a firewall maturity model (TufinBlog)
- Nmap – Techniques for Avoiding Firewalls (pentestlab.wordpress.com)
- OSINT and pre-game show for a on-site WLAN Penetration Test (resources.infosecinstitute.com)
- Post Exploitation – Disable Firewall and Kill Antivirus (pentestlab.wordpress.com)
- QArt Codes (research.swtch.com)
- Security Alert: New Android Malware DKFBootKit Moves Towards (research.nq.com)
- Segfaults (blog.uncommonsensesecurity.com)
- Server-side Polymorphic Android Applications (symantec.com)
- Shady Companies With Ties to Israel Wiretap the U.S. for the NSA (wired.com)
- Speed Hashing (codinghorror.com)
- SQL Injection through HTTP Headers (resources.infosecinstitute.com)
- Static Code Analysis (altdevblogaday.com)
- The value of HTTP 404 Errors (blog.rootshell.be)
- Time magazine readers name Anonymous most influential person (zdnet.com)
- Twelve Security Best Practices for USB Drives (infosecisland.com)
- VLAN Network Segmentation and Security (infosecinstitute.com)
- VMware confirms hackers stole source code (GrahamCluleysBlog)
- Vulnerabilities, Exploits, and Good Dental Hygiene (blog.tenablesecurity.com)
- Vulnerability Management Evolution: Core Technologies (securosis.com)
- Vulnerability Management Evolution: Scanning the Infrastructure (securosis.com)
- Watching the Watchers: Clouds Rolling In (securosis.com)
- We Have A Winner! (hackerfactor.com)
(657 Wörter)
Tags: NSA, USB, Ajax, Android, Apple, DDoS, FBI, Firewall, Google, HTTP, Hacker, Javascript, Malware, Penetration Test, Proxy, SQL-Injection, Source Code, VMware, WLAN, iOS, nmap
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