A bit of a reality check
Blog Digest May 2010
These are the heated Cybersecurity Weeks
time to read: 4 minutes
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A Brief Look at Zeus/Zbot 2.0 Analyzing Malwares Using Microsoft Tools A New Type of Phishing Attack Are low standards better than no standards? A Rise in Java Vulnerabilities A Virus Is Coming! Tell All Your Friends! AV Testing double standards and independence Defeating expensive lockdowns with cheap shellscripts Encryption Can’t Stop The Wiretapping Boom Exploiting hard filtered SQL Injections 2 (conditional errors) Facebook’s ‘Evil Interfaces’ General Alexander’s Confirmation And The Failure Of Cyberwar Transparency Has Apple Gotten Religion on Software Security? HTML5 Security in a Nutshell Invasion of Privacy. The Sequel. KHOBE – 8.0 earthquake for Windows desktop security software Leaking private IP addresses via DNS More ‘the air is full of packets’ New Study Shows Nearly No Difference in Security of Web Frameworks On Formally Verified Microkernels (and on attacking them) Replacing Happiness with Pride (Rugged) Spam Filter Bypass attempts Strong Passwords for Dummies? Survey Shows Most Flaws Sold For $5,000 Or Less Technical details of the Street View WiFi payload controversy Ten years of innovation in reverse engineering The Sality Botnet Worst-Case Thinking Zip Files All The Way Down
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