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Neal AggarwalI am paranoid about security having seen too many of my friends hacked and lose money. Use these security links to do no harm; only to learn about protecting yourself. If you do harm someone and we find out about it we echo the HE manifesto and say "WE WI
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correlation between spam, viruses, and P2P programs
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Customer computer’s without anti-virus and/or firewall protection are a big target
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A mail server, no matter how well protected is in danger of being blacklisted. And once blacklisted it is really hard to get it off the list.
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They either had outdated anti-virus programs/or using free anti-virus programs and/or they were using programs to download music/movies from the Internet
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Malicious insiders. Ok, this last one is not new, but still a solid majority of attacks have at least some component of an insider attack. In some cases, simply installing a keylogger and "selling" the result is simple enough for a disgruntled employee with even a token level of access to an environment.
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Michel BauwensReporting on the health of the global data circulatory system.
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jimohalloran01 - Regularly updated information about current security events. should be a part of your daily reading.
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http://www.forensics.nl/toolkits
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Defeating A/V by inserting forged data (NEW) Published: 2005-10-29, Last Updated: 2005-10-29 11:20:32 UTC by Johannes Ullrich (Version: 1) Andrey Bayora (GCIH, dontja know) has released an advisory regarding an insertion-style attack to slide certain malicious content past many antivirus products. http://www.securityelf.org/magicbyteadv.html and the accompanying white paper http://www.securityelf.org/magicbyte.html describe fooling text-parsing routines by prepending executeable-looking file headers. The additional data is ignored by the victim's system, while the A/V sees it and stops evaluating the file before encountering the malicious script, code, etc. Andrey has let us know he has been contacted by some vendors, and that he is aware that Trend has issued a letter to their customers on this issue.
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* Microsoft Patches Released (NEW) Published: 2006-01-05, Last Updated: 2006-01-05 21:47:54 UTC by Marcus Sachs (Version: 3(click to highlight changes)) Many of you already know this if you receive advance notification from Microsoft. For everybody else, see their announcement about an early release of the WMF patch. The patch and details about it are available here. If you have installed any of the earlier patches or workarounds, here is our recommendation for updating: 1. Reboot your system to clear any vulnerable files from memory 2. Download and apply the new patch 3. Reboot 4. Uninstall the unofficial patch, by using Add/Remove Programs on single systems. If you used msi to install the patch on multiple machines you can uninstall it with this: msiexec.exe /X{E1CDC5B0-7AFB-11DA-8CD6-0800200C9A66} /qn 5. Re-register the .dll if you previously unregistered it (use the same command but without the "-u"): regsvr32 %windir%\system32\shimgvw.dll 6. Reboot one more time just for good measure I'd like to take this opportunity to thank all of our incident handlers for the endless hours of analysis over the past week. Also, many thanks to the hundreds of readers who sent in analysis and observations. Finally, thanks to the response team at Microsoft for issuing the patch today. We all appreciate the extra internal effort it took to do this out of cycle. Marcus H. Sachs Director, SANS Internet Storm Center
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